Ranjeet Mudholkar

Why the EB-5 Visa is a Great Investment for Indian Parents Aiming for Overseas Education for Their Children For Indian parents aspiring to provide their children with world-class education and a global lifestyle, the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa program presents a compelling opportunity. This U.S. visa program offers a pathway to permanent residency, which can significantly ease the pursuit of educational and professional goals in the United States. EB-5 visa is an excellent investment for Indian families focusing on their children’s future abroad. 1. Access to Premier Educational Institutions The United States is home to some of the world's most prestigious universities and colleges, including Ivy League institutions and top-ranked public and private universities. By obtaining permanent residency through the EB-5 program, students gain easier access to these institutions, often with higher chances of admission and eligibility for in-state tuition rates, which can significantly reduce the cost of education. 2. Lower Tuition Fees One of the most significant benefits of the EB-5 program is the potential reduction in tuition fees. Many states offer lower in-state tuition rates for residents, which can be a fraction of the cost of out-of-state or international student tuition. This can lead to substantial savings over the course of a college education. 3. Greater Financial Aid and Scholarship Opportunities Permanent residents are eligible for a broader range of financial aid and scholarship opportunities compared to international students. They can apply for federal student aid, including grants, loans, and work-study programs, which are not available to international students. This financial support can ease the burden of education costs and provide more options for funding a college education. 4. Work Opportunities During and After Education With a Green Card, students can work part-time while studying and full-time during vacations, gaining valuable work experience and earning money to support their education. Upon graduation, they have the freedom to seek employment in the U.S. without the need for employer sponsorship or a separate work visa. This flexibility enhances their career prospects and allows them to gain experience in one of the world’s most dynamic job markets. For Indian parents aspiring to provide their children with top-tier education and career opportunities, the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa program is a strategic investment. It not only facilitates access to premier U.S. educational institutions but also offers significant financial, professional, and lifestyle benefits. By Gifting their children EB5 funds before college affluent Indian parents can enjoy reduced tuition fees for their children as US residents , simultaneously eliminating post-graduation visa worries. Join us as we delve into the transformative journey of EB-5! #EB5 #ImmigrantInvestor #InvestInYourFuture #USResidency #GlobalInvesting #USGreenCard"

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Why the EB-5 Visa is a Great Investment for Indian Parents Aiming for Overseas Education for Their Children For Indian parents aspiring to provide their children with world-class education and a global lifestyle, the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa program presents a compelling opportunity. This U.S. visa program offers a pathway to permanent residency, which can significantly ease the pursuit of educational and professional goals in the United States. EB-5 visa is an excellent investment for Indian families focusing on their children’s future abroad. 1. Access to Premier Educational Institutions The United States is home to some of the world's most prestigious universities and colleges, including Ivy League institutions and top-ranked public and private universities. By obtaining permanent residency through the EB-5 program, students gain easier access to these institutions, often with higher chances of admission and eligibility for in-state tuition rates, which can significantly reduce the cost of education. 2. Lower Tuition Fees One of the most significant benefits of the EB-5 program is the potential reduction in tuition fees. Many states offer lower in-state tuition rates for residents, which can be a fraction of the cost of out-of-state or international student tuition. This can lead to substantial savings over the course of a college education. 3. Greater Financial Aid and Scholarship Opportunities Permanent residents are eligible for a broader range of financial aid and scholarship opportunities compared to international students. They can apply for federal student aid, including grants, loans, and work-study programs, which are not available to international students. This financial support can ease the burden of education costs and provide more options for funding a college education. 4. Work Opportunities During and After Education With a Green Card, students can work part-time while studying and full-time during vacations, gaining valuable work experience and earning money to support their education. Upon graduation, they have the freedom to seek employment in the U.S. without the need for employer sponsorship or a separate work visa. This flexibility enhances their career prospects and allows them to gain experience in one of the world’s most dynamic job markets. By Gifting their children EB5 funds before college affluent Indian parents can enjoy reduced tuition fees for their children as US residents , simultaneously eliminating post-graduation visa worries. Join us as we delve into the transformative journey of EB-5! Connect with us today to know more on [email protected] or call at +919810130987 You may also Book your One-on-One Free Consultation ( Offline or Online ): Offline : https://lnkd.in/gQN2D2Xq Online : https://lnkd.in/guKpvTUW #EB5 #ImmigrantInvestor #InvestInYourFuture #USResidency #GlobalInvesting #USGreenCard"

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I spoke with Reshab Shaw at moneycontrol.com on election eve on how the H-1B non-immigrant visa system can be reformed to better attract and retain high-skilled immigrants to the United States. The tech worker in Silicon Valley plays a crucial role in America's innovation economy as multiple unicorns have immigrant founders. As America elects its 47th President, the priority over the next four years is to build on the innovation economy in an era of AI, quantum, space, cyber and high-skilled talent will be a top priority.

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Meanwhile the US's appeal as an international education hub continues to grow, albeit at a slower pace, as per the latest survey. A striking trend is the substantial increase in applications from #Ghana, #Nepal, #India, #Nigeria, and #Bangladesh. Interestingly, the focus on diversifying student profiles is evident, challenging the dominance of #China. Yet, it's a fact that challenges like visa denials and embassy wait times disproportionately affect some regions. It begs the question: How can the application process be made more equitable? https://lnkd.in/dTt2yX62

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How decolonization is reshaping Bharat: Sanatana, Globe, and Grassroots https://lnkd.in/gZctFVpX

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In light of the escalating Iran-Israel conflict, it's imperative for us in finance to delve into a broader perspective beyond the mainstream discourse. Let's explore insights that transcend media narratives, shedding light on the intricate dynamics at play. As we navigate these geopolitical waters, let's remain vigilant and discerning in our analysis. Remember, foresight is key in understanding market implications and making informed decisions. Stay tuned for more insights. #Geopolitics #FinanceInsights #MarketAnalysis #IranIsraelConflict

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🇮🇳🇮🇷India commemorates Raisi's legacy in 'Act East' policy 🗣️Ex-Indian Ambassador @aniltrigunayat highlighted to Sputnik India the resilience and strategic vision of the deceased Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in navigating the tumultuous West Asian landscape: - 'hardcore conservative', but a pragmatist; - was able to stay afloat despite the ongoing West Asian crisis; - his Act East policy by enhancing ties with India and China yielded good dividends; - made significant efforts to achieve regional cooperation, particularly with arch-rival Saudi Arabia. On India-Iran ties: - mutual understanding & appreciation of each other's position in the ongoing tumultuous geopolitical landscape; - India supported Iran's candidacy to BRICS and welcomed it as a member; - consultations on Gaza developments and Houthi attacks in the Red Sea; - signed the 10-year port management deal on Chabahar port — testament of developing greater trust despite US sanctions | #Iran | #India | #EbrahimRaisi | #ActEastPolicy |

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🇮🇳🇮🇷India commemorates Raisi's legacy in 'Act East' policy 🗣️Ex-Indian Ambassador @aniltrigunayat highlighted to Sputnik India the resilience and strategic vision of the deceased Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in navigating the tumultuous West Asian landscape: - 'hardcore conservative', but a pragmatist; - was able to stay afloat despite the ongoing West Asian crisis; - his Act East policy by enhancing ties with India and China yielded good dividends; - made significant efforts to achieve regional cooperation, particularly with arch-rival Saudi Arabia. On India-Iran ties: - mutual understanding & appreciation of each other's position in the ongoing tumultuous geopolitical landscape; - India supported Iran's candidacy to BRICS and welcomed it as a member; - consultations on Gaza developments and Houthi attacks in the Red Sea; - signed the 10-year port management deal on Chabahar port — testament of developing greater trust despite US sanctions | #Iran | #India | #EbrahimRaisi | #ActEastPolicy |

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Today is Gandhi Jayanti, the birthday of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, also known as the "Father of the Nation” in India. Today is also the UN declared International Day of Non-Violence worldwide. Gandhi was referred to as “Mahatma,” meaning a great soul. He was fondly known as “Bapu.” While growing up, I read little about Mahatma Gandhi and I made little connections to how his influences contributed to world peace. It suddenly dawned on me most recently how his work of non-violence contributed to my freedom too and the many independence that all nations hold from the British colonial power. Earlier this year, and as part of 145 years on from Fiji Indian British slavery, I wrote few articles in which I mentioned the Mahatma Gandhi Movement that created raves around the world. I talked about the 3million African slaves and the 2 million Indian slaves. I wrote about women in the slaved sugarcane farms of Fiji and other parts of the world. I also wrote about New Zealand’s contributions towards the violence on these slaves in Fiji and the Pacific. But most importantly, I wrote about the will power women carried to bring ajadi or freedom that we all benefit from today. It is Black History Month in October in UK. The theme this year is #reclaimingnarratives. It is also Fiji Independence Day on 10th of October. I was never taught my own history and decided to go digging through many stories in my thirties. My history was buried in the celebrations of what the British invented for us. Colonisation was never discussed but civilisation was. We were made to believe that we were going to benefit from that narrative only. As a development practitioner, I have the opportunity to take deep dives in what forms our narratives and the danger in those single stories. I also have the opportunity today to change the narrative and tell the truth. I often stand in places that are difficult and whitewashed differently even with my own people. I have relearnt the history and reconnected the dots of violence and freedom, and of carving a strong identity for myself. In fact, an identity so strong that it even scares me and knocks me off my feet. Today, I stand tall while I acknowledge and celebrate the accomplishments that Mahatma Gandhi led as an Indian. I stand firm and uphold the contributions millions made towards freedom. I uphold the mana of my ancestors and millions others who have made the world a better place. Today, I celebrate being an Indian and I hope that the sacrifices those who have come before us is acknowledged, appreciated, and known. This is the taonga or gift of life that Indians have given to each one of us. This is the gift of freedom. One at a time, let’s help uphold and change the narratives. True democracy is in knowledge. True dignity is in identity. True freedom is in self determination. True self is in attaining peace. Ireen Rahiman-Manuel

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#ArvindPanagariya's deep dive into why a #Nehruvian legacy prevails in Indian political and economic thought. A thoughtful read.

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New #GrandTamasha: former chief economic advisor to the Government of India Arvind Subramanian of the Peterson Institute for International Economics joins me to discuss the future of India's fiscal federalism. We talk 7 years of GST, the next Finance Commission, and tensions in center-state relations https://lnkd.in/ejb3kwMJ

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Those who want to become successful civil servants should listen to this advice of a former civil servant, Shashi Shekhar who retired as Secretary, Government of India carefully https://lnkd.in/gmqPerSG

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Indian diaspora to Kamala Harris, what you did for Indian immigrants? What's expected as POTUS? Thank you Hindustan Times for highlighting the voice of 250k Indian kids, smart thinkers, world leaders who came legally, lived entire life in America, now self-deporting. All while watching someone coming across the border, getting an EAD card, and then a green card. Indian immigrants are asking Kamala Harris, what did she do for the legal tax paying immigrants in America? Indian immigrants are asking Kamala Harris, what did she do for the educated, talented Indian immigrant community? Indian immigrants are asking Kamala Harris, why are Indians getting discriminated the face of truth in America? I have strong opinions held loosely and would change based on actions. For now, Indian immigrants are asking Kamala Harris, what did she do for the Indian immigrant community? https://lnkd.in/gXfeXAX2 #indian #america #immigrant

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📉 The Indian Rupee Hits a Historic Low 📉 In a striking development, the Indian Rupee has plummeted to an all-time low of ₹84.15 against the U.S. Dollar. 💰 This milestone highlights ongoing challenges, including foreign fund outflows and global economic uncertainty. But what does this mean for you and me? 🤔 🔹 Higher Import Costs: From fuel to electronic gadgets, everything imported will now be more expensive. 🛢️📱  🔹 Costlier Education Abroad: Aspiring students, brace yourselves for steeper tuition fees and living expenses. 🎓💸  🔹 Inflation Pressures: A weaker rupee could drive inflation further, squeezing household budgets. 🛒 🏦 For Investors: A weaker rupee could influence investment strategies. Foreign investors may rethink their portfolio allocations, impacting Indian markets. On the flip side, exports might gain a competitive edge, as Indian goods become cheaper on the global market. 🌍📦 The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is actively intervening to stabilize the currency, but external factors like U.S. monetary policy and geopolitical events remain influential. It’s a wake-up call for businesses and individuals alike to strategize in these volatile times. 💼✨ #Finance #Economy #Forex #Investment #GlobalMarkets #INR

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The upcoming U.S. presidential election is set to influence global dynamics, especially U.S.-India relations. From trade and technology to defense and immigration, the decisions made in Washington will have far-reaching effects for India. No matter who wins, the strength of the U.S.-India partnership is expected to continue, though India may need to adapt to policy shifts to maximize new opportunities.

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