Investor and Trader Visas

In the United States, “Investor and Trader Visas” are types of visas for foreign business people seeking to establish investment and trade relations with the United States. These visas are designed for people who want to carry out commercial activities or make business investments in the US.
Types of Investor and Trader Visas
E-1 Trader Visa (Treaty Trader Visa):
- Who is it for? Nationals of countries that have a trade agreement (Treaty) with the United States.
- Objective: To conduct substantial commercial activity in goods, services or technology covered by a trade agreement with the US.
- Requirements:
- The trade is substantial (high volume or continuous).
- 50% of the trade is between the US and the applicant’s home country.
- The applicant is a business owner, manager or key employee.
E-2 Investor Visa (Treaty Investor Visa):
- Who is it for? Nationals of countries that have an investment treaty with the US are eligible.
- Objective: To make a significant investment in the U.S. and to manage a business through that investment.
- Requirements:
- The amount of the investment must be “substantial” (the investment must be appropriate to the industry and size of the business).
- The investee business must be an active business (not a passive source of income).
- The investor directly manages or controls the business.
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