How to Retire to the USA

If you are one of the many families dreaming of retiring to the USA and are looking into the possibilities of balmy beaches, great golf course, sailing, fishing, and great weather in Florida or California you need to be given an honest factual evaluation of the process involved and the reality of your life style there if you make the move,

There are a number of things to beware of and many myths out there on web sites – firstly despite talk of silver visas there is no free specific visa that at such allows you to permanently retire to Florida. OK you may be self supporting, have a holiday home in America but the usual maximum stay is 6 months and it is necessary to have domicile status outside the USA.

Those seeking permanent residence which will allow retirement or indeed work in the USA may wish to consider the EB5 immigrant investor route, indeed this is an increasingly popular choice.

However, for those planning retirement in America there are critical questions to be answered such as issues relating to health coverage, tax implications and the cost of living which we routinely cover at our briefings/consultations.

WhichEB5.com, its owners and associates, do not function as attorneys or legal counsel and do not attempt to interpret immigration law and do not provide or offer legal advice or legal services or investment advice. Anyone considering an Investment based Visa should seek independent professional advice. The information on this site is intended to be general and should not be relied upon for any specific situation. Any reference to designated regional centers on this website is posted as reference material only. For legal advice, please contact one of our attorneys. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each person.