E-2 Investor Visa
E-2 Investor Visa: Requirements, Eligibility, and Application Process
The E-2 investor visa allows foreign nationals from certain treaty countries to enter the United States to develop and manage a business in which they have invested a substantial amount of capital.
This visa supports entrepreneurs who wish to establish or operate businesses in the United States.
At Konare Law, our attorneys help investors understand eligibility requirements and prepare E-2 visa applications.
How Immigrants Can Benefit from Legal Help
The E-2 visa requires detailed documentation related to the investment and the business.
An immigration attorney can help investors:
- Structure the investment properly
- Prepare documentation for the visa application
- Demonstrate that the business is legitimate
- Prepare for visa interviews
Key E-2 Visa Requirements
Applicants must:
- Be a citizen of a treaty country
- Make a substantial investment in a U.S. business
- Direct and develop the business
Meeting these requirements is necessary before applying.
Questions Immigrants Often Ask
What is an E-2 visa?
It allows investors to manage and operate businesses in the United States.
How much money must be invested?
The investment must be substantial enough to support the business.
Can family members come with me?
Spouses and children may accompany the investor.
How long does the visa last?
The visa can often be renewed if the business continues operating.