United States of America

Option 1: The USA EB 5 IMMIGRANT INVESTOR PROGRAM
EB-5 allows immigrants seeking to enter the U.S. to engage in a commercial enterprise that will benefit the U.S. economy by substantial investment and creation 10 of jobs for U.S. workers for 2 years. Applicants can choose to create a new enterprise or invest in a pre-approved Regional Centre. Issued with a Green Card it provides Permanent Residency for the applicant, his or her spouse and any dependents under the age of 21.

Benefits

• No language skills required;
• No minimum education required;
• No business or managerial experience required;
• Investment capital can come from a gift, inheritance, business ownership or any other lawful activities;
• No obligation to live in the area of investment;
• The opportunity to live, work and study anywhere in the U.S. and benefit from lower tuition fees;
• The inclusion of dependent children under the age of 21.
• Eligibility & Criteria $ 500.000 US $ in an approved Regional Center
• Source of Investment should be legal.
• Full family residency (Spouse + unmarried Children under 21).
• USA Green Card.
• Eligibility to live and work anywhere in the USA.
• The potential for US citizenship after 5 years.
• No Age Bar or Requirement of prior business experience.
• The Applicant should be in Good Health.
• The investment capital will be in return after 6 years.

Option 2: option 2: L–1 1 Intracompany TransfereeIntracompany Transferee

The L-1 Visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows foreign companies to transfer workers that are in managerial or executive positions or have specialized knowledge from one of its offices in another country to the United States. It also allows companies anywhere in the world (other than Iran and North Korea), which have a history of existence, pays taxes, and have employees to open a US operation as a Subsidiary or “Sister” Company in order to expand their business and transfer their executives, managers and specialized employees to the US. Spouse and unmarried children under 21-years of age may accompany L-1 visa petitioners.

Bear in mind that once children turn 21-years of age, or get married, they may no longer qualify as a Derivative Beneficiary of the L-1 petitioner, and extensive planning needs to be done ahead of time by your immigration attorney to ensure that child may remain in the United States.

There are two types of L1 visas:

L1-A: This type is suited for owners, managers or executives of a business. Said individuals may qualify for either transferring to an already established U.S. office, or they may qualify in order to come to United States to establish a new U.S. office. L1-A may be valid for up to 7-years, assuming the applicant meets all other qualifications under U.S. immigration laws. Individuals in this category may qualify for U.S. Green Card after one year of entry, and careful planning must be done with your qualified U.S. Immigration Attorney.

L1-B: This type is utilized for specialized employees, who have essential specialist skills or specialized knowledge, and maybe valid for up to 5 years, assuming that employee meets all other requirements under U.S. immigration laws. It is important to note that the employer (existing or newly established U.S. Company) must petition for either L1-A or L1-B visa. If a given applicant has previously worked in the United States under another type of work visa category such as H, the time they have previously spent in the U.S. may be deducted from the maximum allowed work-visa as noted above. If an owner, manager, or executive is coming to the U.S. in order to establish new offices, it is important to note that their visa is generally limited to 1-year, but appropriate steps may be taken to extend the duration.

L-1 Blanket Petitions

Large companies which may employ several employees may qualify to apply for a Blanket Petition. Approval of a Blanket Petition will make the visa process easier for future L-1 applicants as they would only need to file a copy of the Blanket Approval along with his / their own supporting documents, which significantly minimizes time and costs, due to the fact that an approved Blanket Petition establishes the legitimacy of a company to qualify for the L-1 Visa category.

Option 3: option 3: E–2 Treaty Investors 2 Treaty Investors ProgramProgram

E-2 nonimmigrant classification allows a national of a treaty country (a country with which the United States maintains a treaty of commerce and navigation) to be admitted to the United States when investing a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business. Certain employees of such a person or of a qualifying organization may also be eligible for this classification.
The E-2 visa classification is for a foreign national who is coming to the U.S. to direct and develop the operations of an enterprise in which the individual has invested or is actively involved in the process of investing. E2 visas are valid for up to two years, with an unlimited number of two-year extensions, so long as the business continues to run, and the investor complies with all rules and regulations (i.e. Investor continues to develop and direct the E-2 business, pays taxes, conducting business under the proposed business plan, etc.).

Major benefits of E-2 Visa are as follows:

• Fast processing time and a validity period of up to 5 years for certain countries.
• The ability for the foreign national and the family members to reside in the U.S.
• The spouse can work in the same business or anywhere else without restriction.
• The child can go to a public or private school in the U.S.
• Possibility to avoid taxation on worldwide income.
• The ability to get an indefinite extension after each validity period.

Treaty investors and employees may be accompanied or followed by spouses and unmarried children who are under 21 years of age. These family members may seek E-2 nonimmigrant classification as dependents and, if approved, generally will be granted the same period of stay as the main investor.