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Investor Visas for the United States E-2 and EB-5

Thanks to the E-2 or EB-5 visa, you can legally work in the U.S. in the business where you’ve invested. You can stay as long as you maintain your status and renew it indefinitely. These visas are approved quickly and have no annual restrictions. You can also bring your family: they can live with you, your spouse can work, and your children under 21 can study. Additionally, you have the option to purchase property in the U.S.

E-2 Visa

Living in the U.S. and running a profitable business is possible with the E-2 visa. There’s no minimum investment required, but you must demonstrate profitability. This visa is temporary and does not grant permanent residency; it’s only available for countries with trade treaties, such as Mexico. Its duration ranges from two months to five years and can be renewed indefinitely. Take advantage of this opportunity to build your business in the U.S.!

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A solid business plan is crucial for the viability of your application, keeping things organized and making it easier to measure progress. A well-prepared business plan can prevent visa application delays or denials, as it provides clarity and feasibility.

We handle and guide you through your application process with the U.S. Embassy, including providing proof of sustainable business income for a successful outcome.

EB-5 Visa

The U.S. government offers the EB-5 visa to foreign investors interested in investing in American businesses. This visa requires a minimum investment of $800,000 USD and the creation or preservation of at least ten jobs. It grants conditional permanent residency for two years. If the requirements are met, the investor, their spouse, and children under 21 can apply for permanent residency.

A qualified project is the foundation for approval. Without proper planning, execution, diagnostics, and viable financial strategies, the application process can become complicated and result in delays or denials.