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A TEA is a rural area or an area of high unemployment (generally at least 150% of the national average), and investing in a TEA qualifies you for a lower minimum EB-5 investment amount.
A targeted employment area lets EB-5 investors qualify with a reduced minimum investment. There are two main types: rural areas, and areas experiencing high unemployment, which generally means an unemployment rate of at least 150% of the national average.
To rely on a TEA, you must show that the new commercial enterprise is principally doing business in the qualifying area and provide supporting evidence. TEA-based investments can also benefit from set-aside visa numbers reserved by law for certain categories such as rural and high-unemployment projects, which can affect availability. Confirming current TEA rules and set-aside categories with USCIS is essential before committing funds.
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