What is an American e2 visa?

Legal analysis: American E2 visa refers to a "treaty investor visa", which is a long-term renewable non-immigrant work visa. Holders can enjoy free entry, residence and certain free education rights in the United States with their spouses and children under 2 1. The validity period of E2 visa is generally 5 years, but as long as the investor's company can make profits normally, the visa can be extended indefinitely. At the same time, there is no quota limit for the issuance of E2 visa, and there is no need to arrange time. The processing speed is fast, and you can get your identity in 4-6 months.

Legal basis: American treaty investor visa

1. Investors, whether individuals, partnerships or business entities, must have the citizenship of the treaty country (China citizens have no right to apply for such visas). This is why many people choose to apply for Turkish passports for the whole family who only need $250,000 to buy a house.

2. If it is an enterprise, at least 50% of the shares must be held by citizens of the treaty country.

3. The investment must be sufficient, the promised investment funds or assets are irrevocable, and the investment should be sufficient to support the successful operation of the enterprise.

4. The investor must be a real and active enterprise; Written organization, speculation or idle investment is unqualified; Unsubmitted funds or similar securities in bank accounts are not regarded as investments.

5. It must generate more income than providing life for investors and their families, or have a certain economic impact in the United States.

6. Investors must control funds and invest in areas with commercial risks. The assets of an investment enterprise shall not be used as mortgage loans.

7. Investors must come to the United States to develop management enterprises. If you are not a major investor, you must be a necessary employee with supervisory, executive or highly specialized skills. Ordinary technical employees and unskilled employees are unqualified.