Comment: Korea EB-5 Expo

Seoul, South Korea - December 5, 2016

ILW offers limited EB-5 exhibition opportunities at the Korea EB5 Expo

Info on Korea:

  • Third largest EB-5 market in the world, 200 investments per year
  • Korea is very close geographically to China, so jet lag is minimized and productive time is maximized
  • Korea has an agent structure similar to China (but lower cost than China)

Format: All Day Expo featuring Exhibit Hall and frequent short seminars (Speaking Opportunity included in Expo).

Price: $4,444 - Discounts available Final Deadline: November 19th, 2016

Special offer for Immigration Attorneys: Speaking opportunities only $499, discounted to $199 based on your experience in the country, inquire for more info.

For more info please call (212)545-0818 or email webmaster@ilw.com or click here.

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