If you have plans to move to the US for business, which US visa is best for your needs? We look at the two main immigration routes for non-US businesses- the E-1 visa for companies trading with the US, and the E-2 visa for start-ups and investors.
Before a company owner or employee can apply for a US E2 Treaty Investor visa, the US-based business must first be formally registered. This registration
Form DS-156E is required for individuals applying for E-1 Treaty Trader and E-2 Treaty Investor visas. It is used by principal applicants and key employees
The O-2 visa is available to individuals looking to accompany an O-1 visa holder to the US to assist with their reason for travel, such as specific events or performances.
What are the typical B-2 interview questions that you could be asked at your visitor visa interview?
What are your options if your US visa application has been refused?
What are the US business visa requirements if you are travelling visa-free or applying for a B-1 visa?
What questions can you expect to be asked at your US visa interview?
If you need a visa to travel to the US, what’s the process of applying?
If your H-1B transfer petition has been denied, what should you do next?
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