Global E2 Visa Wins: Latest Investor Approvals Across the World

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In this video, Angie Rupert shares inspiring success stories of recent E2 Visa approvals from non-Canadian treaty countries. Learn about the types of businesses, investment amounts, and strategies that helped these entrepreneurs secure their E2 Visas and start their businesses in the U.S.

💡 A consulting business from the Netherlands approved.
🍬 A candy manufacturing business from Colombia approved.
📊 An Australian consulting company approved.
🏢 An Italian property management franchise launched – approved!

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Angie Rupert from Rupert Law shares several recent E2 visa approvals for applicants from countries outside of Canada. She explains that while the firm works with many Canadians, they also support investors worldwide, and this video highlights some of those recent success stories.

The first approval came from a Dutch citizen who launched a consulting business in the United States. The business required no inventory, and her total investment was $101,293, which was successfully approved for an E2 visa — a reminder that consulting and service-based businesses can sometimes qualify with lower investment amounts, depending on the specifics.

Next, Angie highlights a client from Colombia who purchased an existing candy manufacturing company. Her investment totaled $108,990, along with another UK citizen who invested $103,613, and she was approved as well.

Another recent approval involved an Australian citizen who also opened a consulting company. His E2 investment was $107,181, and he successfully secured the visa.

Angie then mentions an Italian citizen who launched a property management franchise in the U.S. His investment was $141,566, which qualified and resulted in approval.

Finally, Angie describes an approval for another investor who purchased a cleaning company, investing $116,701— also meeting the E2 requirements.

Angie emphasizes that these approvals demonstrate the range of businesses and investment levels that can qualify for the E2 visa, depending on the business type, structure, and supporting evidence. She encourages viewers to reach out if they are considering the E2 visa for any type of business.

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