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An E-2 visa is a type of nonimmigrant visa specifically designed for nationals from certain treaty countries who wish to invest in a business in the United States. This visa promotes foreign investments and aids the movement of individuals contributing to the economic development of the U.S.

Are you eager to turn your entrepreneurial vision into reality in the U.S.?

While there isn’t a dedicated startup or entrepreneurial visa, several immigration pathways, including the E2 investor visa, can help achieve the dream of owning a business.

Below links will guide you through the essential steps to qualify for an E2 investor visa, providing a clear framework to assess if you meet the necessary criteria for this type of immigration benefit.

E-2 Necessary Steps

General Qualifications

Frequent Questions

State Dept. Treaty Info

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E-2 Visa Experts are committed to providing our clients top-tier legal service ensuring that your rights are protected and your goals are achieved.

Our attorneys have worked with USCIS and DHS which gives us a competitive edge in the industry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

The process of applying for this visa can be very intricate, and this is why it is important to work with a professional immigration consulting firm such as Vizamerica. Here are some frequently asked questions about the process of applying for an E2 visa.

General Qualifications

General Qualifications

As specified by the USCIS, effective December 23, 2022, amendments to Section 101(a)(15)(E) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) have updated the eligibility requirements for E visas. Following these revisions, for all E-1 and E-2 visa applications submitted from this date forward, USCIS may require additional proof concerning how applicants acquired their nationality from the treaty country to ensure adherence to the updated provisions.

Necessary Steps

Necessary Steps

The initial step in pursuing an E2 visa involves confirming that both the investor and the business share the same nationality, which is required for E2 visa eligibility, and verifying the existence of a relevant E2 treaty with the investor’s country. This step is straightforward for individual investors but can become complex when multiple partners of different nationalities aim to establish a business together under E2 visa status.