Located in the San Juan Basin of New Mexico, the Gallup Oil Field project applies proven shallow horizontal drilling technology, offering shorter cycles, reduced risks, and faster results. The project is supported by an EB-5 Regional Center and qualifies as a Targeted Employment Area (TEA), with a statutory minimum investment of US$800,000. According to an independent economic impact study by Baker Tilly, the project is projected to generate over 1,440 jobs, significantly exceeding USCIS requirements.
Located in New Mexico’s San Juan Basin with 10.36 million barrels of recoverable reserves, offering strong development potential.
Applies shallow horizontal drilling with shorter cycles, lower risks, and quicker results.
Designated as a Targeted Employment Area (TEA) project, with a minimum investment of US$800,000.
Managed under EB5 Coast to Coast Regional Center, designated by USCIS for compliance oversight.
Independent report by Baker Tilly projects 1,440+ jobs created, exceeding USCIS requirements.
With 20+ years of experience and management of 1,700+ wells, the team ensures strong operational execution.
– Minimum investment: US$800,000
– Project located in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA: rural or high-unemployment area)
– Must create at least 10 full-time U.S. jobs
– Capital invested into a New Commercial Enterprise (NCE), subject to oversight and compliance review
– Information provided is for reference only and does not constitute investment or immigration advice
– Minimum investment: US$1,050,000
– Applies to projects outside TEA areas
– Must create at least 10 full-time U.S. jobs
– Managed and monitored through the New Commercial Enterprise (NCE) structure
– Information provided is for reference only and does not constitute investment or immigration advice
EB-5 is the fifth employment-based immigrant visa category under U.S. immigration law. By making a qualifying investment and creating at least 10 full-time U.S. jobs, investors may apply for permanent residence.
A TEA is a Targeted Employment Area, which includes rural areas or high-unemployment areas (at least 150% of the U.S. average unemployment rate). Investments in TEAs qualify for the US$800,000 minimum.
Each EB-5 investor must create at least 10 full-time jobs (35+ hours per week).
Regional center investments may count indirect and induced jobs (up to 90%), while direct investments must create direct jobs.
EB-5 investments involve risk, and neither capital nor returns are guaranteed. Project information is provided for general reference only and does not constitute investment, legal, or immigration advice.
| Minimum investment amounts are set by USCIS and may change based on future law or policy updates. |
Our project is supported by a strong alliance of professional teams, including the project management team, a technical team with over 20 years of experience, and compliance oversight provided by an EB-5 Regional Center and legal advisors. Through clear responsibilities and continuous monitoring, we ensure transparency, operational stability, and alignment with USCIS regulations.