This post contains our top 10 most popular E2 Visa videos on the Visa Franchise YouTube Channel. Feel free to take the time to watch one by one so you can learn from the Co-founder Of Visa Franchise, Patrick Findaro, and generate valuable E2 business content through them.

10 Most Popular E2 Business Visa Videos in Visa Franchise

1. Visa Franchise Helps E2 Visa Client Every Step Along The Way

Thank you, Alessandro, for sharing your experience with Visa Franchise. It was a pleasure to support you in finding the right business for your E-2 visa. We look forward to seeing you and your family continue to pursue the American Dream.

The E-2 Investment Visa is a great opportunity for entrepreneurs who want to start their own business or purchase an existing business here in the U.S. As Alessandro shared in this video, this option allows applicants to remain in the country while providing them with access to capital and resources needed for success. At Visa Franchise, we believe in helping entrepreneurs and their families pursue their business aspirations. We offer immigration services through the E-2 Investment Visa Program which helps foreign nationals invest in a U.S. business while remaining in the United States. Through this program, an investor can receive an initial period of stay up to two years with the opportunity to renew the visa indefinitely.

2. How an US Investor Visa Client Successfully Opened a Real Estate Business

Thank you, Braner and Vanessa, for sharing your American Story on how you moved to the U.S. from Brazil in this video.

Visa Over the past 10 years, E2 visa issuances have increased 80%, to more than 43,000 in 2019 alone. With an overall approval rate of 89%, the E2 visa has one of the highest approval rates for all U.S. visas. E2 visa investors are required to show how they will start (or buy) a U.S. business, hire Americans, and grow a profitable enterprise in five years.

The requirements provided by the U.S. government are quite clear, but there is some room for interpretation by the U.S. consulate office. In the case of E2 visa denial, the consulate officer is required to indicate what E2 visa requirement was not met. If this happens, then your immigration attorney can work on a plan to modify your application for future approval.

3. Advisor For E-2 Visa Business Investors

Providing a smooth and secure path for families moving to the U.S. through the E2 investor visa. Our purpose is providing peace of mind. We simplify the process for you to reside legally in the U.S. In this video, we go through different pieces of advice for future E2 business investors.

Our team then analyzes the best businesses for you based on your unique profile. Our research team constantly analyzes franchise and employment concepts to deliver the best small company investment solutions directly to you.

4. E2 Visa Processing Times Improved (November 2022)

We have received many questions about E2 visa processing times in 2022 and what to expect. We created this video to demystify the processing times around the world, and also what to expect for those who want to change their status and obtain an E2 visa in as little as two weeks.

The first thing to understand is that processing times can vary immensely depending on the country, and are often much faster in countries with strong economies. In the United States, processing times tend to be shorter,shorter, with E2 visas taking about three months for approval or rejection. In the video, Patrick explains the waiting times for the E2 visa approval or rejection and the way the different consulates work nowadays.

5. E2 Visa Business Investors | American Dream Story

Thank you to the Gonzalez family for sharing their American Story and experience with Visa Franchise in this video. We are very happy to see your franchise investment growing and expanding to new locations. We look forward to seeing you continue to pursue the American Dream!

Each family had a different reason as to why they wanted to move to the U.S. Whether it is for their children’s education, opportunities for growth in business, or leaving the malgovernance of their home country. Moving to the U.S. is not an easy decision. To leave behind everything and start a new chapter of your life in a new country requires thorough due diligence from professionals such as accountants / corporate attorneys as well as support from immigration attorneys and other advisors. Visa Franchise is able to support and guide foreign nationals in successfully opening a new E2 business in an unfamiliar U.S. market to pursue their American Dream.

6. Top 5 Problems With Buying a Business for Your E2 Visa

Looking to buy a business for your E2 visa? Be mindful of these issues if you are considering an E2 visa business for sale.

1) Difficulty In Finding A Successful Existing Business For Sale

2) Fraudulent Financial Statements

3) Due Diligence – Costly And Time Intensive

4) Lack of Support

5) Finding the Right Business

Finding a profitable business for sale can be especially challenging when you are looking to apply for an E2 visa. Most E2 visa businesses for sale have been previously owned and operated, so it is important to make sure that the financials accurately reflect the true condition of the business. Buyers should be aware that fraudulent financial statements are a common issue when looking to purchase an existing E2 business. What this video to avoid these problems in the future.

7. Lawyers with 1,000+ Approvals Share E2 Visa Requirements

Want to be updated with the latest news about U.S. Investor Visas? Watch this exclusive WEBINAR with Immigration Attorneys and Partners of WR Immigration, Bernard Wolfsdorf, and Joey Barnett, together with Visa Franchise Co-founder, Patrick Findaro.

WR Immigration is a top-rated immigration law firm that provides strategic, client-centered services. Their firm is one of the fastest-growing immigration service providers worldwide. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the best professionals!

8. E2 Visa – Investor Testimonial

My name is Renato Toraci Dulcetti. Honestly, I had always wanted to invest here in the United States. In the beginning, I did not know if it was necessary to move here or not. Through Visa Franchise, I learned about a business model that brought me considerable interest to invest, with great growth possibilities. And so, I chose to come here to help on the daily management of the business, and an opportunity to live and experience a new culture, be here and create a daily routine. Obviously, the goal is to also be able to expand the business that is growing and working very well. Visa Franchise showed me some business opportunities. We visited a few, but for my specific situation, I preferred the Barber Shop.

Watch this video to know more about Renato’s experience with an E2 business!

9. E2 Visa Business With Less Involvement Day-to-day

Do you want to own and operate a business, but don’t have the time to be involved day-to-day? In this video, we will discuss the benefits of having a less involved role in your business and some tips for making it work!

When owning an E2 business, you should consider the following indications:

1) Beware of Fraudsters

2) Ask Questions to Franchisees

3) The Operator: Considerations

4) Ask Questions to the Operator

5) Check the Background

6) Having an Involved Franchisor is Key

7) Work with Your Immigration Attorney

10. E2 Visa Minimum Investment Depends On 2 Factors

Do you want to own a business in the United States? If so, you may be interested in the E2 visa. This visa allows foreign nationals to own and operate a business in the United States. To qualify for this visa, you must make a minimum investment in your business. The amount of this investment depends on two factors: your time commitment and your risk appetite. Let’s take a closer look at each of these factors in this video.

First, your time commitment. This is the amount of time you must commit to actively managing and developing your E2 business in the United States. Generally, you must be full-time involved in the day-to-day operations of your business for at least one year before you are eligible for an E2 visa. The more time you can spend running your business in the US, the more likely you are to be eligible for this visa.

Next is your risk appetite. This refers to how much money you are willing to put into your business. There’s a minimum investment required for an E2 visa. However, if you have a higher risk appetite and can make a larger investment, you may be eligible for an even higher-level visa that requires a higher capital investment.

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