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U.S. visa guidance · E-2 investor visaAn investment. A new horizon.

Personal guidance in preparing an E-2 application, with attention to your business, investment and story as an investor.

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AT A GLANCE

The E-2 category allows eligible treaty-country nationals to seek entry to develop and direct an enterprise in which they have invested, or are actively investing, a substantial amount of capital.

For a business plan with substance.

The assessment considers nationality, the source and commitment of funds, the enterprise and the investor’s role. Buying property or depositing money alone does not establish eligibility.

How we support you.

  • Initial review of the business project and applicant’s history.
  • Organization of investment and business documentation.
  • Preparation of consistent information and the consular interview.

FOR OUR FIRST CONVERSATION

Good preparation starts
with the essentials.

  • Business description and ownership structure.
  • Evidence of the source and use of funds.
  • Business plan and available operational documents.

Do not send passports, bank statements or case files through the initial form. We will arrange an appropriate channel with you.

Is there a fixed amount that guarantees an E-2 visa?

No single investment amount guarantees approval. Investment is assessed relative to the cost and nature of the business, together with the other requirements of the category.

General information; strategy depends on the circumstances of each case. Independent consultancy. Not affiliated with embassies or immigration authorities. Visa decisions rest exclusively with the relevant government authority.

Official information · U.S. Department of State Reviewed: October 20, 2026

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

The first step is a conversation.

Your plans, your background and your questions deserve personal attention.

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