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" The most rewarding outcome of applying for the EB-5 visa... was seeing her daughters’ development under Guam’ s education system."
life style for her family abroad. After the twins entered elementary school, the competitive education system and unnecessary peer pressure worried Li. In 2007, she decided to apply for an EB-5 visa with a $ 500,000 investment in a film production project managed by CanAm Regional Center. The family received their

" The most rewarding outcome of applying for the EB-5 visa... was seeing her daughters’ development under Guam’ s education system."

conditional green cards in 2008. They first came to Los Angeles, but in 2010 chose to relocate to Guam, a territory of the U. S. in the western Pacific.
“ We vacationed in Guam and fell in love with the island for the carefree atmosphere and its proximity to mainland China,” she said. Direct flight between Guam and China takes only 4 hours so travelling back and forth is much easier than from mainland America, she said.
Li enrolled her twins in 4th grade while her husband, who kept running his business in China, took frequent business trips to the Asian country.
In September of 2014, the family was sworn in as naturalized US citizens. That year, they also received their investment back and started a travel agency in Guam. The most rewarding outcome of applying for the EB-5 visa was not getting the investment fund repaid, she said. Instead it was seeing her daughters’ development under Guam’ s education system.
The twins, Sarah and Grace Cai, 15, not only excelled in school but also became top badminton players. The sisters dominated in double and single badminton matches around Guam and the Oceanian countries. They also served as ambassadors for Guam National Badminton Association by playing demonstrative matches and introducing the sport to students in public elementary and middle schools.
This year, they represented Guam and travelled to Israel and Australia for international badminton competitions. Their goal is to compete in the 2020 Olympics for Guam.
“ I am very pleased to see their persistence and effort in badminton,” she said.“ I believe they can do anything and I’ m proud of them.”
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