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US business visa for entrepreneurs and investors
We will match you with the right visa type — EB-5, E-2, L-1, or EB-1C, build your strategy, prepare a strong case, and guide you through every stage — from the first consultation to the visa in your hands.
Transparent pricing
The price is agreed before work begins. Government fees are stated upfront — no surprises.
24/7 support
Licensed US partner attorneys available on Telegram and WhatsApp.
2143+ clients
Every case is handled by a licensed US attorney with hundreds of approved petitions.
Three guarantees that take the risk off your shoulders
The financial risk of your investor visa is on us. Every term is fixed in the contract.
Fixed price
It will not change. Extra reviews, re-preparation, urgent consultations — everything is included.
Three rounds of review
Attorney → coordinator → final cross-check. A single typo can be enough for a consular officer to deny your visa. We make sure that never happens.
Visa programs
4 US visas for entrepreneurs, investors, and executives — choose the one that fits!
EB-5, E-2, L-1, and EB-1C differ in their investment requirements, business structure, and prospects for getting a Green Card.
EB-5 · Immigrant
EB-5 — the investor visa
A Green Card for the investor and the whole family (spouse + children under 21). From $800,000 in priority regions or from $1,050,000 with 10 jobs created. One of the most direct paths to permanent residence through investment.
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E-2 · Non-immigrant
E-2 — the treaty investor visa
For citizens of countries with an investment treaty (Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Israel). Run your own business with a moderate investment of $100,000+. The visa renews indefinitely as long as the business stays active.
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L-1 · Non-immigrant
L-1 — the visa for opening a US branch
Ideal for entrepreneurs with a business outside the US. Open an American office and transfer an executive or a key employee. Often the first step toward a Green Card through EB-1C.
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EB-1C · Immigrant
EB-1C — immigration for executives
For business owners and top managers of international companies. A Green Card with no mandatory investment, as long as the company operates outside the US and is expanding into the American market.
Important: citizens of countries without an investment treaty with the US (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and others) cannot apply for an E-2 visa directly. However, if you hold a second citizenship from a treaty country, you can apply for E-2 on your second passport.
Not sure which investor visa fits you?
An attorney will assess your profile and recommend the best route — for free
How it works
From application to visa — 5 steps
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Free case assessment
You submit a request and we get in touch on Telegram or WhatsApp. We review your situation: purpose of travel, timeline, previous visas and denials. Based on that we give you an honest answer — which investor visa type fits you and what your real chances are. Usually takes 1 day.
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Take the first step — get a free expert consultation and an eligibility checklist
ConsultationClient stories
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Read the stories of people who made it
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EB-1A Approved for an Architect and Construction Entrepreneur
Program comparison
Checklist: compare the 4 visas
and find yours
The key differences between the programs in a single table. If you are unsure, an attorney will identify the right visa at a free consultation.
EB-5investor visaImmigrant
- Who it fitsAn investor seeking permanent residence for the whole family
- Minimum investmentFrom $800,000
- Green CardYes — right away, for the whole family
- Family: spouse and children under 21Да
- Active business outside the USNot required
- Citizenship requirementAny
- Status durationPermanent residence — indefinite
E-2treaty investor visaNon-immigrant
- Who it fitsAn owner of a small or mid-sized business
- Minimum investmentFrom $100,000
- Green CardNo — the visa is renewed
- Family: spouse and children under 21Да
- Active business outside the USNot required
- Citizenship requirementA country with an E-2 treaty
- Status durationAs long as the business operates
L-1transfer to a branchNon-immigrant
- Who it fitsAn entrepreneur with a business outside the US
- Minimum investmentNo fixed threshold
- Green CardNo — but it opens the path to EB-1C
- Family: spouse and children under 21Да
- Active business outside the USRequired
- Citizenship requirementAny
- Status durationUp to 7 years
EB-1Cfor executivesImmigrant
- Who it fitsA business owner or top manager
- Minimum investmentNot required
- Green CardYes — with no mandatory investment
- Family: spouse and children under 21Да
- Active business outside the USRequired
- Citizenship requirementAny
- Status durationPermanent residence — indefinite
Not sure which program fits you? Submit a request — an attorney will assess your profile and recommend the best route.
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