US Immigration Visa

• Investors and family become eligible for the green card
• University acceptance rates get higher
• Lower University tuition rates
• Live, attend school, and work anywhere in the U.S.
• No lottery, waiting list, or sponsorship required

Eligibility for EB-5 Visa

To apply for EB-5 Program you must fulfill certain requirements:

• Make an investment of $ 500K
• Must have attained 21 years of age
• Source of funds and assets shown should be legal

Why Invest in the US EB-5?

You, as an applicant will enjoy a number of benefits under the EB-5 program including:

• No language proficiency requirement
• No requirement for minimum education
• No requirement of managerial or business experience
• No compulsion to reside in the region of investment
• Investment capital can come from any lawful activity including business ownership, inheritance, or gift.
• You will reap the benefit of lower tuition fees and will be able to live, work and study in any part of US.
• Children under 21 years of age are included under this program

USA EB-5 Investor program will open the world of opportunities for you and give a better living standard to you and your family. For complete details on how you can make your investment in USA feel free to contact one of WWICS expert consultants.

L1 Program-

The L-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa category in the United States that is designed for intracompany transferees. It allows multinational companies to transfer certain employees from their foreign offices to work in the U.S. temporarily.

Eligibility Criteria-

To be eligible for an L-1 visa, both the employee (visa applicant) and the employer (sponsor) must meet specific eligibility requirements. Here are the general eligibility requirements for the L-1 visa:

For the Employee (L-1 Applicant):

• Employment with a Qualifying Organization: The employee must be currently employed by a qualifying multinational organization with a relationship to the U.S. employer. The organization must be a parent company, subsidiary, affiliate, or branch office of the U.S. entity.
• Position Qualification: For L-1A (Managers/Executives), the employee must be coming to the U.S. to work in a managerial or executive capacity. This typically involves overseeing a significant portion of the organization’s operations or managing a critical function. For L-1B (Specialized Knowledge), the employee must possess specialized knowledge of the organization’s products, services, technology, or procedures. Specialized knowledge means advanced knowledge that is not commonly possessed by other employees in the industry.
• One Year of Employment: The employee must have worked for the foreign company continuously for at least one year within the three years immediately preceding the L-1 visa application. This period of employment must have occurred outside the U.S.

For the Employer (Sponsor):

• Qualifying Relationship: The U.S. employer must have a “qualifying relationship” with the foreign entity employing the visa holder. This includes parent, subsidiary, affiliate, or branch office relationships. The organizations should demonstrate a significant level of control or ownership by the same parent or entity.
• Conducting Business in the U.S.: The U.S. employer must be actively doing business in the U.S. and must have a physical office or facility where the employee will work. In the case of a new office, the U.S. entity must demonstrate a plan to support the employee’s position.
• Employment Offer: The U.S. employer must extend a valid employment offer to the employee and be willing to file an L-1 petition with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on the employee’s behalf.

E2 Program-

The E-2 visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows foreign nationals from certain treaty countries to enter the United States for the purpose of investing a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business. This visa is designed to promote foreign investment and facilitate the movement of individuals who contribute to the American economy.

Eligibility Criteria-

Although the specific eligibility requirements for the E-2 visa may vary depending on each individual’s case, the general eligibility requirements all applicants can expect are:

• Nationality: The applicant must be a national of a country that has a treaty of commerce and navigation or a bilateral investment treaty with the United States. Not all countries qualify, so it’s essential to check the list of eligible treaty countries on the U.S. Department of State’s website.
• Substantial Investment: The applicant must invest a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business. The investment must be sufficient to ensure the success of the business, and the specific amount considered “substantial” can vary depending on factors such as the type of business and its scale.
• Active Management: The investor must typically play an active role in the management of the U.S. business. An active role could mean having control and ownership of at least 50% of the enterprise, being involved in making major decisions, and overseeing day-to-day operations.
• Business Type: The investment must be in a bona fide enterprise, and the business should not be marginal. The enterprise must have the capacity to generate more than enough income to provide a minimal living for the investor and their dependents.
• Source of Funds: Similar to proving the business is a legitimate and legal venture, the E-2 applicant must prove that the funds invested in the U.S. business have a legitimate source. This helps to ensure that the money used for the investment was obtained legally.