EB-5 regional centers map: every USCIS-approved center by state

Regional centers by state

• Florida 56
• California 136
• Texas 96
• New York 77
• New Jersey 62
• Pennsylvania 58
• Connecticut 54
• Georgia 54
• Washington 54
• Nevada 45
• North Carolina 41
• South Carolina 41
• Colorado 39
• Arizona 38
• Maryland 35
• Utah 34
• Illinois 31
• Louisiana 31
• Massachusetts 31
• New Mexico 31
• Virginia 31
• District of Columbia 30
• Oregon 30
• Oklahoma 28
• Tennessee 28
• Alabama 27
• Indiana 27
• New Hampshire 27
• Rhode Island 27
• Delaware 26
• Ohio 26
• Idaho 23
• Kentucky 23
• West Virginia 23
• Wisconsin 22
• Mississippi 21
• Montana 21
• Vermont 21
• Arkansas 20
• Michigan 18
• Wyoming 18
• Maine 17
• Missouri 16
• Hawaii 15
• Iowa 15
• Kansas 15
• Minnesota 14
• Nebraska 14
• North Dakota 14
• South Dakota 12
• Puerto Rico 3
• Alaska 1
• Guam 1
• Northern Mariana Islands 1
• U.S. Virgin Islands 1

What USCIS designation of a regional center confirms

USCIS designation confirms a center may sponsor offerings; each offering is reviewed on its own Form I-956F filing, and your counsel confirms each one. A designated regional center files Form I-956F “to request approval of each particular investment offering through an associated new commercial enterprise” (USCIS).

The current minimum investment is $1,050,000, or $800,000 in a targeted employment area or an infrastructure project, for petitions filed on or after 15 March 2022 (8 U.S.C. 1153(b)(5)(C)). The statute adjusts both amounts from 1 January 2027; the 2027 page tracks the official figures and sets out the total cost.

Frequently asked questions

How many EB-5 regional centers are approved in Florida?

56 regional centers are approved to operate in Florida, and 23 of them are approved for Florida only, according to the USCIS data file as of 1 November 2026.

Who does an EB-5 investment cover?

USCIS states that investors and their spouses and unmarried children under 21 are eligible to apply for lawful permanent residence. The Child Status Protection Act calculates a child’s age by subtracting the time the petition was pending (USCIS).

How many EB-5 regional centers are approved?

USCIS states that 572 regional centers were approved as of 26 October 2026. Its data file, checked on 1 November 2026, lists 577 distinct regional center IDs across 55 states and territories (USCIS).

Which states have the most EB-5 regional centers?

Counting each state a center is approved to operate in: California 136, Texas 96, New York 77, New Jersey 62, Pennsylvania 58, from the USCIS data file as of 1 November 2026. Many centers cover several states, so they count in each.

What is the EB-5 minimum investment?

$1,050,000, or $800,000 for a targeted employment area or an infrastructure project, for petitions filed on or after 15 March 2022 (8 U.S.C. 1153(b)(5)(C); USCIS).

Will the EB-5 investment amount change in 2027?

Yes. The statute adjusts both amounts automatically from 1 January 2027, for petitions filed on or after that date. DHS publishes the new figures in the Federal Register; status checked 1 November 2026.

Which EB-5 categories are current in the latest Visa Bulletin?

Visa Bulletin chargeability follows country of birth. In the November 2026 Visa Bulletin, every EB-5 category is current for “All Chargeability Areas Except Those Listed”, Mexico and the Philippines. The rural, high-unemployment and infrastructure set-asides are current for every country; in the unreserved category the final action dates are 1 December 2016 for mainland China and 1 December 2023 for India (U.S. Department of State, final action dates, checked 1 November 2026).

What does USCIS designation of a regional center confirm?

Designation confirms a center may sponsor offerings. Each offering is reviewed on its own Form I-956F filing, and your counsel confirms each one (USCIS).

How long does the EB-5 Regional Center Program run?

USCIS states that the Regional Center Program is in effect through 30 September 2027 under the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022 (USCIS).

How often is this map updated?

Le Strand compares each edition of the map with the USCIS approved and terminated lists and records every change on the changelog. This edition reflects the USCIS files as of 1 November 2026.

Related: EB-5 regional centers in Florida · EB-5 minimum investment in 2027 · Regional center changelog · EB-5 visa planning · How the Landing Plan sequences a move · Schools and family · International families guide

Sources: USCIS, Approved EB-5 Immigrant Investor Regional Centers; USCIS approved regional centers data file (CSV); USCIS, Regional Center Terminations; USCIS regional center terminations data file (CSV); USCIS, About the EB-5 Visa Classification; USCIS, EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program; USCIS, Child Status Protection Act (CSPA); USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 7, Part A, Chapter 7 (Child Status Protection Act); USCIS, Form I-526E; USCIS, Form I-829; U.S. Department of State, Visa Bulletin for November 2026; 8 U.S.C. 1153(b)(5) (INA section 203(b)(5)), Legal Information Institute; USCIS, Form I-956F. Each checked 1 November 2026.