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E-2 Visa
1. Treaty-Country Nationality
You must be a national of a country that qualifies for E-2 treaty status with the United States.
2. Substantial Investment
You must invest a substantial amount of capital appropriate to the size and cost of the business.
Important: There is no official fixed minimum of $50,000 for applications inside the U.S. or $100,000 for applications outside the U.S. The required investment depends on the actual cost and nature of the enterprise.
3. Benefits of the E-2 Visa
✓ Live and Work in the U.S.: Develop and direct your E-2 business.
✓ Renewable Status: E-2 status may be extended while the business continues to qualify.
✓ Spouse Work Rights: A qualifying spouse may work in the United States.
✓ Children Under 21: Unmarried children can live and study in the U.S.
✓ Travel Flexibility: Valid E-2 visa holders may travel internationally and seek re-entry.
✓ Business Flexibility: Invest in a qualifying active, for-profit U.S. business.
4. Real Operating Business
The enterprise must be a real, active, and operating U.S. business providing goods or services for profit.
5. Active Business Control
You must be able to develop and direct the enterprise, commonly through at least 50% ownership or sufficient operational control.
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