Investing in the USA with a VISA E
Investing in the USA with a VISA E
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Travelling to the United States is no easy task when it comes to obtaining permission to live there. Apart from the ESTA, which was specifically created to simplify tourist and business travel (short and unpaid), the different types of visas for the United States are generally complicated to acquire. This is particularly the case if you wish to invest in your business project in the USA using the E1 and E2 visas.
What is the E1/E2 visa?
The E1 visa is a visa intended for foreign citizens wishing to undertake an international business activity from the United States. In order to obtain it, it is mandatory that more than 50% of the commercial exchanges take place between the visa owner's country and the United States, and that the volume of these transactions is "considerable": they must be continuous and significant.
The E2 visa is for entrepreneurs who want to set up or run a business in which they invest substantial capital. The conditions for obtaining this visa are more numerous than for the E1 visa:
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The investment must be active (an investment in land only is not considered active but passive);
* The investment must come from own funds and be consequent (being able to ensure the launching and development of the activity);
* Be a member of the management;
* Prove that the activity is profitable
* Own at least 50% of the shares ;
* The company must participate in the local economy (e.g. through job creation);
E1 and E2 visas are issued for a period of 5 years and are renewable indefinitely as long as the activity continues. They also allow the spouse to follow the visa holder to the United States and obtain a work permit (different from the green card) or a study permit (F1 visa).
How to obtain the E1/E2 visa?
There are several steps to follow in order to obtain an E1 or E2 visa:
Fill out the DS-160 form;
* Create an account on the website of the American Embassy in your country in order to pay the visa application fees;
* Create a file to be sent by email to the embassy containing the necessary documents (see the list of E1 and E2 documents);
* The U.S. Embassy will then contact you to schedule an interview with an American agent to explain your project;
* If your application is accepted, the visa will be sent to you within the next 3 to 5 business days.