2021 EB-5 Immigration Expo Africa

Africa is an attractive market for EB-5 as the number of EB-5 visas issued to Africans has been increasing, especially to South Africa. In 2019, there was a 300% increase of EB-5 visas issued to South Africans compared with five years earlier.

African nations, such as Nigeria and South Africa, also have a booming HNWI population who are looking for global mobility options.

South Africa has become the country with the biggest hub of wealth on the African continent with its elite HNWI population expected to grow to more than 30% in five years. Its ultra HNWI population is also expected to increase by 25% in the next five years.

The Uglobal virtual event will hold informative program-specific workshops, live networking meetings, and keynote speeches.

Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in this global conference from the comfort of their homes by using any device, laptop or smartphone, from any location.

Apart from Africa, other key destinations will also be discussed at the expo. Attendees can learn about the recent legislative shifts with global CBI and RBI programs in the U.S., the UK, Portugal, Australia, the Caribbean, Cyprus, Malta, New Zealand, Greece and Turkey, among others.

The event will also feature a virtual exhibitors’ hall where attendees will be able to choose the right investment immigration option for themselves or their clients by watching business presentations and visiting project sponsor booths.

Uglobal representatives will be at hand throughout the virtual expo to facilitate interaction with project representatives for all participants, who can also download brochures and videos as part of their online briefcase. A virtual cocktail hour in the cyberspace lounge has also been designed to specifically encourage networking among the global attendees, which would allow everyone to expand their business outreach.

Expect to meet: 

• HNWIs who would be interested in hearing from you about immigration programs.
• Migration agents and wealth managers interested in partnerships.
• Immigration attorneys, professionals and other service providers with industry expertise.
• Real estate developers and project sponsors from popular immigration destinations
• Regional center representatives and EB-5 project owners