To invest in the United States, you can use the following ways:

1. EB-5 Investment Program: This program allows foreign investors to obtain permanent residency (green cards) by investing in a business accredited in the United States. The EB-5 program requires investments of at least $500,000 in areas with the highest unemployment rate or at least $1 million in other areas. Also, the investment should create at least 10 jobs in the United States.

The EB-5 Investor Program is an investment immigration program administered by the U.S. Department of the Interior (USCIS). The program allows foreign investors to obtain permanent residency in the United States by investing in businesses that create or maintain jobs.

2. Invest in existing companies: You can obtain permanent residency by investing in a U.S. company and creating or maintaining jobs. There are various programs for investing in existing companies, including EB-1C programs for corporate owners and executives, and EB-2 and EB-3 programs for individuals with special skills and employees.

3. Real Estate Investment: Investing in the U.S. housing or property market can also be a way to obtain permanent residency. This includes buying and investing in a home, apartment, hotel, or other real estate units.

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Investing in real estate in the United States can be a way to obtain permanent residency (green card). This type of investment allows you to buy a property or property unit in the United States and obtain permanent residency status by creating or maintaining jobs.

To participate in the Real Estate Investment Program, you must comply with the relevant regulations and meet the following requirements:

Financial Investment: You must have a substantial financial investment in a property or property unit in the United States. This amount varies depending on the geographical location and type of property you are looking for.

-Create or maintain jobs: You must ensure the creation or retention of at least 10 jobs for U.S. persons in your property or unit of purchased property. These jobs must be directly related to U.S. citizens.

-Personal Use: The property or unit of the property purchased must be considered as your personal place of residence. In other words, you can’t rent the property to others commercially.

In any case, regulations regarding property investment may change and detailed information must be obtained from reliable sources, such as the U.S. Department of the Interior (USCIS) and approved immigration lawyers.