U.S. E2 VISA

The E-2 visa allows foreign investors to live in the United States while managing and growing their own business. It can apply to both small and large enterprises, making it an excellent option for entrepreneurs looking to establish and operate a business in the U.S.

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🌎 E-2 Investor Visa – Build Your American Dream

The E-2 Investor Visa is your pathway to live in the U.S. while running and growing your own business. Whether you’re starting fresh or expanding an existing company, the E-2 is a powerful option for entrepreneurs who want more than just a job β€” they want freedom and ownership.

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βœ… Why Choose the E-2 Visa?

  • Live in the U.S. legally while managing your business πŸ™οΈ

  • No fixed investment minimum πŸ’° (depends on your type of business)

  • Bring your spouse and kids under 21 πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦

  • Spouse can work in the U.S. too πŸ”‘

  • Visa renewals possible as long as your business continues πŸ“ˆ

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πŸ“Œ Basic Requirements (Made Simple)

To qualify for the E-2 Visa, you need to:

1️⃣ Be a citizen of a treaty country (U.S. has agreements with 70+ nations 🌍).
2️⃣ Invest your own money into a U.S. business β€” funds must be legal and at risk πŸ’΅.
3️⃣ Be ready to launch or grow your business β€” think office lease, website, contracts πŸš€.
4️⃣ Show you can direct and run the company (experience/skills matter).
5️⃣ Make a substantial investment (enough to prove the business is real, not just a side hustle).
6️⃣ Intend to return home if the visa expires (simple signed statement ✍️).

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πŸ“‚ How to Apply

You’ve got 2 main options:

πŸ”Ή Change Status in the U.S. – If you’re already here (e.g., on a student or work visa), you can switch to E-2. Usually granted for 2 years.

πŸ”Ή Apply at a U.S. Consulate – If you’re outside the U.S., apply directly. These visas can last up to 5 years (depending on your country’s agreement). ✈️


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πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§ Family Benefits

  • Spouse: Can work anywhere in the U.S. πŸ’Ό

  • Children under 21: Can live and study in the U.S. πŸŽ“

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⚑ Ready to Start Your Business in the U.S.?

The E-2 Visa could be your fastest way to live, work, and build wealth in America. Whether your investment is $100,000 or $500,000, the key is showing you’re serious about growing a real business.

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πŸ‘‰ Let us help you navigate the process and launch your American dream today! πŸš€πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

Frequently asked questions

No, the E-2 visa is non-immigrant and does not provide a direct path to a green card. However, it can be renewed indefinitely as long as the business remains operational. If you qualify for another green card category (e.g. EB-5) you should consult an immigration attorney to explore the best way to apply for that green card.Β 

No specific number of hires is required, but the business should employ U.S. workers if necessary for operations. A five-year business plan outlining hiring intentions can satisfy the non-marginality requirement.

Unlike the EB-5, which requires a $1,000,000 investment (or $800,000 in targeted areas) and job creation, the E-2 has no minimum investment or employee threshold, making it more accessible.

No set amount is required. We recommend investments as low as $100,000 for service-based businesses.

Yes, as long as the loan is not secured by business assets and the business is not excessively leveraged.

Any active, for-profit business qualifies, such as retail, consulting, or hospitality. Passive investments, like real estate holdings, are ineligible.

Yes, a five-year business plan is critical to demonstrate growth and compliance with visa requirements, unless purchasing an established business.

Processing times vary by consulate, ranging from three weeks to three months or more, depending on documentation and caseload.

Yes. An immigration attorney is highly recommended due to the complexity of E-2 regulations and extensive documentation requirements.

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The U.S. E2 Visa typically requires a minimum $100,000+ business investment.*