The Kushner family seeks to pitch the US visa to Chinese investors

US President Donald Trump's senior adviser and member of the son-in-law Jared Kushner hoped to attract investments from wealthy business owners in China with the promise of American Visas.

Jared Kushner's mayor,Jared Kushner's sister, took part in a program in Beijing on Saturday, where her Journal Square, 1 Journal Square, $ 976.4 million residence and commercial project belongs to families in New Jersey and the US-based EB-5 Visa, reports CNN.

EB-5 visa allows a green card of immigrants a way if they invest more than $ 500,000 in a project that creates jobs in the US.

An announcement at a Ritz-Carlton hotel said, "The $ 500,000 investment and immigration to the United States."

Trump and Kushner family businesses have previously used the EB-5 visa.

On Saturday, potential investors in the Kushner project said they should take action quickly because the EB-5 program could boost the minimum investment required for policy modifications. 

CNN reported that the mayor of Nicole Kushner also told his grandfather how he had migrated to America and built a business from the ground.

In her address, she also mentioned Jared Kushner's position in the White House.

"In 2008, my brother Jared Kushner joined the company's CEO, and recently went to Washington to join the administration," she said.

Jared Kushner, who was married to the president's eldest daughter, Imanca, stepped into business after taking office from the White House office.

The China Immigration Agency Qiwaoi opened the Beijing event for the public.