E-2 TREATY INVESTOR VISA
E-2 Treaty Investor
Treaty Country Investors
For nationals of qualifying treaty countries who invest in and actively develop a U.S. business.
Substantial Investment
Business Investment
Investment must be substantial in relation to the cost of establishing or operating the qualifying enterprise.
Active Business
Direct & Develop
The investor must develop and direct the enterprise and maintain the required investment in the U.S. business.
From Investment to E-2 Visa
Qualifying nationality
Confirm eligibility based on your treaty-country nationality.
Qualifying enterprise
Establish or acquire a U.S. business and place qualifying funds at risk.
Visa or status application
Prepare the business plan, investment evidence, and supporting documentation.
Begin U.S. business operations
After approval, enter or remain in the U.S. to develop and direct the business.
Understanding Green Card Options
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Who can apply for an employment-based Green Card?
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Does an employer need to sponsor my Green Card?
Many employment-based Green Card categories require employer sponsorship, while some categories may allow qualified individuals to self-petition depending on eligibility.
How long does the Green Card process take?
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