Need an Investor Visa?

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What are the requirements for an Investor Visa?

There are three major requirements for a company or individual to be eligible for an Investor Visa. First, a qualifying treaty must exist between the United States and the applicant’s Country.  Moreover, a majority ownership or control of the investing company must be held by nationals of a qualifying Country, and each employee or principal of the company who seeks investor status must possess citizenship in a qualifying country.
 
We provide companies and employees representation with obtaining Investor Visas, specifically:

• Green Cards for the entrepreneurs, their spouses and their unmarried children under 21, who are eligible to apply while making an investment in a commercial enterprise in the U.S., and planning to create or preserve at least ten (10) permanent full-time jobs for the U.S. workers, subject to further eligibility requirements.
• Non-immigrant E-1 visas, designated to the persons who wish to pursue trade that is international in nature and there exists a treaty, commerce and navigation or other agreement or compromise.
• Non-immigrant  E-2 visas, designated to the persons who have already invested or are in the process of investing in a business and there is a treaty between the U.S. and the foreign government.

 
​For more information, please contact us to discuss your company and employees are eligible for E-2 status.