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Event Website URL
After registering, to attend the Virtual Expo go the event website URL on any desktop or mobile device:
https://vevents.virtualtradeshowhosting.com/event/Uglobal/login
Event Summary
Network with global participants at the industry’s largest online EB-5 Expo on May 28-29. The virtual event, which is highlighting the Vietnamese and Indian markets, is presented by the EB5 Investors Magazine. It offers industry stakeholders an opportunity to learn and connect with people from all over the world in a high-tech and multilingual setting.
The Virtual EB-5 Expo features educational panels in English and Vietnamese, interactive country workshops, live networking meetings and prestigious keynote speakers.
Participate from the convenience of your own home with any device such as a computer, tablet or cell phone. Join the event to stay updated about the industry’s changing legislation, new trends and key details about United States’ EB-5 program along with global CBI/RBI programs. Also, find out the latest from experts how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the industry landscape.
- Listen to in-depth industry analysis from top EB-5 professionals in our virtual auditorium.
- Connect online and build partnerships with migration agents and meet service professionals in our expo’s various panel rooms.
- Mingle with international attendees and expand your network in the virtual exhibitor hall and lounge.
- Interact with project representatives, check out their services and download detailed program documents.
- Participate in a virtual networking lounge to meet and greet hundreds of global participants.
At this online expo, you can meet:
- International delegates seeking investment immigration program knowledge and projects.
- Immigration attorneys and top industry professionals who will answer attendees’ questions on all aspects of investment immigration.
- Regional centers, real estate developers and other service providers with a large variety of services.
- Migration agents and foreign intermediaries from across the world, including China, Vietnam and India.
