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US immigration firm tours Indian cities promoting EB-5 visa for investors
EB5 BRICS, led by CEO Vivek Tandon, has launched a multi-city India tour to educate potential investors and F-1 visa holders on fast-tracked U.S. green card opportunities through the EB-5 program.
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Anushka Pathak - Sat, 01, Nov 2025
- 14:18 EDT
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U.S.-based immigration advisory firm EB5 BRICS has embarked on a nationwide India tour to promote the EB-5 investor visa program.
According to the firm, the EB-5 investor visa offers one of the fastest pathways for Indian citizens and F-1 student visa holders to obtain U.S. green cards.
The initiative, led by EB5 BRICS CEO Vivek Tandon, aims to provide in-depth guidance on navigating the EB-5 process, investment compliance, and documentation requirements. The firm’s campaign is part of a larger Asia-wide outreach running from Oct. 28 to Nov. 20, covering 10 cities across four countries.
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Tandon, accompanied by Rohit Turkhud, partner at CSG Law and an expert in EB-5 immigration, will host private consultations, legal briefings, and document reviews during the sessions.
The duo will advise participants on source-of-funds preparation, petition filings, and long-term residency planning tailored for Indian investors and students transitioning from F-1 status.
EB5 BRICS specializes in investor immigration, financial structuring, and compliance advisory for families seeking permanent residency through investment. Its collaboration with CSG Law ensures transparency and adherence to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) regulations.
Tandon, who also serves as managing director at Sequence Financial Specialists LLC, has been a key voice in the global mobility sector, offering expertise on cross-border investment migration and policy engagement.
The firm emphasized that the tour is purely educational and not a solicitation for investments. Securities offerings are available only to accredited investors through private placement memorandums.
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