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E Visas: Traders and
InvestorsÂ
Overview
The United States often signs
treaties with other countries in order to promote trade and
investment, which in turn encourages peaceful and mutually
prosperous relations. Recently the U.S. has signed several
Bilateral Investment Treaties with mainly former communist
states, which were intended to foster investment but generally
did not confer immigration privileges. Individuals or companies
in countries involved in such treaties can apply for visas to
work in the USA in order to build and manage their investment in
and trade with the U.S. This class of visas is called E
visas.Â
There are two types of E
visa:Â
The E*1 treaty trader visa,
for companies that trade goods and services The E*2 investor visa, for individuals or
enterprises that invest substantial funds in the U.S. with the
prospect of creating jobsÂ
E visas can be used by companies
owned by a single investor, or by large multinational companies.
They are also available to key foreign personnel of companies
that are owned by Treaty Foreign Nationals (TFNs), subject to the
requirements listed below. A list of the currently valid TFN
countries is provided below.
The E*1 Visa: Treaty
Traders The E*1 visa is intended to facilitate
the temporary work authorization of non-U.S. citizens, to advance
trade and investments between the U.S. and other nations with
which the U.S. has signed treaties. Investors, business owners,
managers and essential employees are able to obtain Trade
Investment Visa and perform work here in the United States. By
providing a way for substantial investors to establish businesses
in the U.S, this stimulates the exchange of goods and services
between the U.S. and other nations. Aliens who are citizens
of treaty signing nations (see the tables below) are referred to
as Treaty Foreign Nationals, or TFNs, and are eligible to
receive an E*1 or E*2 visa, which allows those individuals to
live and work lawfully in the United States for an extended
period of time.
Duration of the E Visa
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Both E*1 and E*2 visas are generally issued for five years, but
this term can be extended by a U.S. consulate or
embassy.Traders and investors can remain in the United States
indefinitely, so long as they maintain their eligibility and
treaty status.
Spouses and Minor Children The spouses and
unmarried minor children of petitioners are also eligible for E
visas. Spouses may seek U.S. employment authorization from
USCIS, but minor children are not eligible for employment in
the United States.
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