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With the all but certain Trump Administration’s upcoming Executive Order set to limit entries of L1 and H1B visa holders, the E Visa is about to get its time in the lime-light. As discussed in depth in our prior E Visa article, the E2 Visa can provide nationals of E Visa treaty countries with a fantastic U.S. immigration option to enter as an Investor, Executive, Supervisor, or Essential Employee.
Read MoreThe E visa is the closest to an entrepreneur visa that is available in the U.S. Review the E visa in detail here. The E1 and E2 Visas provides incredible opportunities for entrepreneurs as individuals and for businesses seeking to enter the U.S. market. One of the first considerations is to understand if you are from a qualifying E1 or E2 treaty country. Some countries allow for both the E1 and E2 while others are only qualified for one of the other. Let’s take a look at the current list as of June 20, 2020
Read MoreThe E-2 visa provides great opportunities for entrepreneurs and non-U.S. businesses seeking to enter the U.S. market. Let’s get right into some of the considerations of the E-2.
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