To obtain an E-2 Investor Visa, you must make a substantial investment in an active business in the United States.

Regulations state that the investment must be substantial. With our E-2 Program, the minimum investment is $200,000 USD.

Yes, as long as you can prove the source of the funds.

The main requirements to qualify for an E-2 Investor Visa are:

1. Holding the nationality of a country subscribed to the U.S. E-2 Visa Treaty

2. Investing a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business

3. Entry into the United States to develop and run the investment firm

Review this link to the list of eligible countries to apply: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/fees/treaty.html

Approximately 6 to 10* months. *Times may vary according to the time it takes for the investor to deliver the documents to the lawyer and the availability of appointments at the U.S. Consulate.

No, once your E-2 Investor Visa expires, the investor will need to renew their visa or leave the U.S.

The duration of your E-2 Investor Visa depends on your nationality. For most countries, the E-2 Investor Visa is valid for four to five years.

If the requirements are still met, there is no limit to the number of times an E-2 Investor Visa can be renewed.

To renew an E-2 Investor Visa it is necessary to demonstrate that the business in which it was invested continues to operate and that it is generating sales, profits and jobs.

Yes, your investment should not be passive or marginal.

Yes, housing development businesses are usually a great choice.

Yes, the creation of the Business Plan is included in our program proposal.

Buying a home does not grant you an E-2 Investor Visa. The E-2 Investor Visa requires a non-marginal and active commercial investment.

Your immediate family can accompany you to live in the U.S. Your legal spouse may work and unmarried children under 21 may also live and attend schools.

Billion Visas works with some of the most prestigious immigration law firms in the U.S. and their legal fees are already provided for in our program (excluding government administrative fees).

Not necessarily, since the E-2 Investor Visa gives the investor the privilege, but not the obligation to live in the United States. You will be able to enter and leave the U.S. territory regularly.