E-2 TREATY INVESTOR VISA
Expand Your Business Into America
The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa allows eligible foreign nationals from treaty countries to live and work in the United States by investing in and operating a qualifying U.S. business. Our experienced immigration attorneys provide strategic guidance from business planning to visa approval, helping investors navigate every step with confidence.
Points:
- Determine whether you qualify under E-2 treaty requirements.
- Receive support in selecting and structuring your U.S. investment.
- Prepare accurate petitions and supporting documentation.
- Ensure your investment meets current immigration standards.
- Help eligible dependents obtain E-2 visa benefits.
- Receive continued legal support for renewals and business growth.
Business Opportunities With Legal Confidence
The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa offers entrepreneurs and investors the opportunity to establish or purchase a U.S. business while living and working in the United States. Our legal team helps clients build strong applications and navigate the process with confidence.
Business Ownership
Start, purchase, or manage a qualifying U.S. business.
Flexible Investment Options
Explore investment opportunities that meet E-2 requirements.
Dependent Benefits
Eligible spouses and children may accompany the principal applicant.
Experienced Legal Support
Receive personalized guidance throughout your immigration journey.
Everything You Need To Know
Learn more about the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa, eligibility requirements, and how our legal team can help you establish and grow your business in the United States.
Who is eligible for an E-2 Treaty Investor Visa?
Citizens of countries that maintain a qualifying treaty with the United States may be eligible if they make a substantial investment in a qualifying U.S. business.
Can I start a new business with an E-2 visa?
Yes. You may start a new business or purchase an existing qualifying business, provided it meets E-2 program requirements.
Can my spouse and children accompany me?
Yes. Eligible spouses and unmarried children under 21 may apply for dependent E-2 status and enjoy certain immigration benefits.