Investment Visas

There are several different types of investment visas that are available to foreign nationals who have a bilateral investment, commerce, or navigation treaty with the United States. Employment-based (EB) investment visas are available to eligible individuals who have made a substantial investment in a U.S. company and wish to enter the country to assist in the development of the business operations of that specific enterprise. These types of visas are extremely hard to obtain and require the assistance of an experienced immigration attorney. The attorneys at Fasoro Law have helped countless global business individuals obtain EB investment visas to conduct business in the United States.

The immigration lawyers at Fasoro Law are well-versed in helping investors, global companies, international business owners, engineers, start-up businesses, executives, CEOs, managers, students, treaty investors, multinational corporations, and small to mid-sized companies seek investment visas. There are numerous eligibility requirements in place that must be met for an investment visa to be awarded. Fasoro Law Firm specializes in United States immigration and naturalization laws and will do everything possible to serve investor clients’ needs. Whether you are looking to open a U.S. business or to move, expand, or relocate to the U.S., an investor visa may be the best option for you.

Different Types of Investment Visas

There are several different types of investment visas available to foreign investors, including:

  • EB-5 Visa - An individual seeking an EB-5 visa must invest $1 million (or $500,000 in a high unemployment or rural area) in a business that will employ at least 10 full-time U.S. workers. An Eb-5 visa can be obtained by a sole investor or by multiple investors.
  • E-2 Treaty Visa - This type of visa is an option for investors from a treaty country who have an enterprise that does substantial trade with, or investment in, the U.S. Applicants can also be in the process of investing in the U.S. to be awarded an E-2 visa.
  • L-1 and EB1.3 Transfer Visa - The L-1 nonimmigrant transfer visas and EB1.3 immigrant transfer visas are designed for businesses and business owners who are residing abroad and wish to create a U.S. enterprise, who then want to transfer the investors and employees to the U.S. Both visas are quite complex and require the assistance of an immigration attorney.

To learn more about eligibility requirements for the above investment visas, please contact Fasoro Law today. The immigration attorneys will sit down with you and help you determine which option is best for you. Fasoro Law is dedicated to the success of its investment clients and will work tirelessly on your behalf to ensure a visa application is approved. Please call today and schedule a free consultation with one of the lawyers at Fasoro Law.