TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Lending Center (ALC)—a leading EB-5 regional center—announced the successful completion of a series of seminars across Taiwan to educate potential investors about the EB-5 immigration and investment process in the United States.
Held Sept. 1-7 in the cities of Taipei, Hsinchu, Taichung, Tainan and Kaohsiung, the seminars informed interested parties about ALC’s usage of the EB-5 program and its record of success in developing projects in conjunction with the U.S. Small Business Administration. The seminars, which saw high attendance throughout the week, further explored development and opportunities unique to the Taiwanese market and built upon previous sessions held throughout the year featuring recently approved EB-5 investors’ immigration success stories.
“As one of only a handful of EB-5 project providers approved by the Taiwanese government to operate within the country, ALC is excited to share its unique business model with potential investors and gratified by the high levels of interest shown in each city,” said ALC Chief Operating Officer Stella Zhang. “Our newly established Taiwan-based team has been critical to the success of our ongoing educational and outreach efforts.”
ALC announced the opening of its new office in Taipei in April. The expansion into Taiwan is a key part of the company’s broader exploration of emerging EB-5 markets in Asia, which also includes the recent July opening of a new office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and the scheduled opening of an additional office in India later this year.
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American Lending Center (ALC) is a U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Service designated regional center held by Regional Centers Holding Group. ALC offers investment opportunities to immigrant investors interested in obtaining permanent resident status in the United States through the employment-based fifth preference visa (EB-5) program. ALC has completed funding projects in 19 states, and is committed to investment in deserving businesses anywhere, including those in rural and other underserved areas.