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Q: If I own a US LLC or C-Corporation, and I live outside of America. Is it possible for me to immigrate using a work visa?

Business is going to be registered in Delaware. Two business partners are in UK and India. And another partner in Florida, USA

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A: Does your country have an E-2 treaty with the US?

An E2 treaty investor visa is a non-immigrant visa reserved for foreign entrepreneurs of countries that have a Treaty of Trade and Commerce with the United States. E2 investor visas allows foreign investors to enter and work inside of the United States based on a substantial investment in a bona fide enterprise. In this article we’re going to explain the top E2 Visa Requirements for Investors and the qualifications.

There are two types of investor visas so before looking into E2 visa requirements for investors you want to make sure the E2 visa is the right fit for you as a foreign investor. If the E2 visa isn’t the correct fit for you, there is also the option of an EB-5 investor green card.

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