Comment: Photos from Taiwan Expo
ILW.COM conducted a Taiwan Expo in Taipei, Taiwan on April 12, 2017. Half a dozen exhibitors presented at the expo. Two dozen Taiwanese agents attended the expo. See photos below.
US speaker presenting to Taiwanese agents

Taiwanese agents listening to US speaker's presentation

Taiwanese agents visit exhibitors during networking breaks

A panel of US immigration attorneys presenting to Taiwanese agents

Informal networking between agents and exhibitors during lunch break

ILW is conducting a Taiwan Expo on July 26, 2017: To find out more please call 212-545-0818 or email webmaster@ilw.com or click here.
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Focus: Korea Expo
Seoul, South Korea - July 24, 2017
ILW offers limited EB-5 exhibition opportunities at the Korea Expo
Info on Korea:
- One of the 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)
Korea Expo:
- You will meet licensed Korean Agents. You will speak on a panel to the assembled Korean agents.
- Please bring brochures, PowerPoint presentation, table displays and business cards.
- The Expo hall will include a seminar theater with booths at the back of the room. Korean agents visit booths and attend the seminars.
Regional Centers - $3,999 per city; Law Firms - $999 per city
(Inquire about Discounts and also about Platinum Level)
For more info please call (212)545-0818 or email webmaster@ilw.com or click here.
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