Investor Visas

To establish your new business, you are required to hire a minimum of ten full-time employees in the United States and make an investment of at least 1.8 million U.S. dollars, free from reliance on credit. However, if you choose to establish your business in an area with high unemployment or in a rural region, the investment requirement is reduced to $900,000. Additional criteria may be applicable, so it is crucial to seek guidance from an immigration attorney experienced in assisting individuals with EB-5 investor visas. Our team of immigration law experts possesses the necessary knowledge and skills to support you in fulfilling all stipulations and launching your new venture successfully. For further information on investing in a U.S.-based business, reach out to one of our immigration attorneys today.

You may require bringing in additional personnel to the United States to fulfill specialized positions for which suitable American workers or green card holders are not available for hire. We can assist you in filling these roles through non-immigrant visas like H-1B and other programs. Given that the EB-5 application process often exceeds six months, it is crucial to submit your petition early in your planning stages. Take the first step today.