Can I Get a Green Card by Buying Property? The Truth
No, buying property does not grant a green card; real estate creates no immigration status. EB-5 requires a job-creating business, and E-2 needs an active enterprise. [...]
Can I Change From B-1/B-2 to E-2? Visitor to Investor
Yes, you can change from B-1/B-2 to E-2 if you are a treaty country national with a substantial at-risk investment in a real U.S. business. Watch the intent concern. [...]
EB-5: Herkomst en geldstroom: schenkingen, verkoop van onroerend goed, leningen, erfenissen en cryptovaluta
EB-5 source and path of funds explained: how to document gifts, property sales, loans, inheritance, and crypto, and why EB-5 tracing is stricter than other visas. [...]
E-1-visum voor handelaren uit Turkije: handelsvolume, eigendomsverhoudingen en voorwaarden voor werknemers
The E-1 treaty trader visa for Turkish business owners: the substantial trade and more-than-50% rules, ownership requirements, and employee eligibility. [...]
Kosten E-2 visum VS 2026: volledige kostenverdeling
De totale kosten van een E-2 investeerdersvisum in 2026 variëren van $4.000 tot $15.000+ inclusief advocaatkosten, USCIS indieningskosten en ambassadekosten. Deze volledige uitsplitsing omvat alle kosten die je in je budget moet opnemen. [...]
EB-5 Investor Visa 2026: $800.000 Investering voor een Amerikaanse Green Card
The EB-5 investor visa requires a minimum $800,000 investment in a TEA and must create 10 full-time U.S. jobs. Full 2026 guide to I-526E, rural TEA priority processing, and the path to permanent residence. [...]
E-2 Investeerdersvisum 2026: Hoe in aanmerking te komen, te investeren en te wonen in de VS
The E-2 investor visa has no fixed minimum investment, but USCIS expects substantial capital — typically $50,000 to $300,000+. Over 80 treaty countries qualify. Learn the exact requirements, approved investment types, and how to apply in 2026. [...]
