The Haavara (Transfer) Agreement, negotiated by Eliezer Hoofein, director of the Anglo-Palestine Bank,[REF] was agreed to by the Reich Economics Ministry in 1933, and continued, with declining German government support,[REF] until it was wound up in 1939 [REF].
Emigrants with capital of £1,000, (about $5,000 in 1930s currency value) could move to Palestine in spite of severe British restrictions on Jewish immigration under an Immigrant investor program similar to the contemporary EB-5 visa.