An investor visa allows an individual who has substantial financial resources to legally reside and work in the United States. This Visa allows the investor's family members to legally reside in the United States. There are many types of investor visas. There is the E-1, or Treaty Traer. The E-2, or Treaty Investor, is also available. There's also the E5 investor visa.
2. An investor visa allows an individual who has substantial financial resources to legally reside and
work in the United States. This Visa allows the investor's family members to legally reside in the
United States. There are many types of investor visas. There is the E-1, or Treaty Traer. The E-2, or
Treaty Investor, is also available. There's also the E5 investor visa.
3. Investor visas are designed to aid the United States in its
economic development. Investors who apply for these
visas must have substantial funds, typically at least
$500,000 in American dollars. Investors used to need to
have at least $1,000,000 to be eligible for an investor
visa.
In the 1990s, this was amended to attract wealthy
investors and make the United States attractive. To be
eligible for the program, foreign nationals must be able
to create 10 jobs directly or indirectly through their
investments. Also, investments must be made in US-
approved companies.
4. These are not the only requirements for visas, especially
E5. Each visa will have its own requirements. For the
Treaty Trader visa, the applicant must be a citizen of a
specific treaty country. The US Immigration and
Nationality Act contains details about the treaty
countries. International trade must be substantial, but a
precise amount has not been established. It is necessary
that the titles of traded goods must be transferred from
one country to the other.
The foreign national who will arrive in the United States
from another country must be the same origin as the
applicant. An individual must hold an essential or
managerial position within the company. The applicant
for the Treaty Trader Investor Visa cannot be a non-
skilled employee.