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This visa can serve as a stepping stone for Taiwanese professionals aiming for permanent residency via the NIW or EB1A.
Investors must demonstrate that the business is active, real, and profitable.
While no fixed amount is required, smaller investments under $100,000 may face greater scrutiny.
The E-2 visa does not lead to a green card; investors must renew indefinitely or transition to an immigrant visa through one of the other established pathways (e.g., EB-5, EB2-NIW, or EB1A).
While not mandatory, demonstrating job creation or business growth strengthens the application.
For Taiwanese entrepreneurs, the E-2 visa provides a strategic option for rapid entry into the U.S. without the long wait times of immigrant visas like EB-2 or EB-5.
Determining whether the NIW, EB1A, or E-2 visa is the best option.
NIW applicants may experience delays due to high demand.
Applicants must provide extensive proof of international recognition.
As a non-immigrant visa, E-2 holders must continuously renew or seek alternative paths to permanent residency.
To increase approval chances
For H-1B or EB-2 PERM pathways while waiting for NIW processing
For temporary U.S. residence while working towards EB1A or NIW eligibility
As a quicker path for entrepreneurs
If you have more questions or are ready to start your journey,
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Taiwanese professionals and entrepreneurs have multiple pathways to build successful careers and businesses in the U.S. By understanding the benefits and challenges of the NIW, EB1A, O-1, and E-2 visas, you can make an informed decision to best suit your professional and immigration goals.
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