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A Guide to US Startup Visas for Founders
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Key takeaways
- Nowhere else provides a better environment for startups than the US. You can benefit from the country’s diverse market, abundant funding opportunities, and highly skilled workforce.
- Foreign startup founders have multiple routes into the country through visa categories such as the O-1A, E2, and EB-2 NIW.
- Partnering with a leading US immigration service like Deel can help you navigate the complex application process. We handle paperwork, business plans, and deadlines so you can focus on setting up your business.
Who will benefit from this guide?
If you’re hoping to move to the US and start a business, our guide is for you.
Relocating overseas may seem like an impossible task. Our guide gives you a list of reasons why it’s not only feasible but also the best move for your startup. We also show you how the US encourages and supports foreign nationals with promising business ventures, especially if they lead to more job opportunities.
Perhaps you’ve already researched the visa process and felt overwhelmed by the process. All the mentions of employment-based sponsorship and capital investments online can be daunting. Our guide breaks the application into smaller manageable tasks, compares your options, and answers your frequently asked questions.
Readers can also discover how an immigration service like Deel can fast-track the visa process and reduce any stress and uncertainty. You’ll explore how relocating to the US becomes easier with our resources and expertise at your disposal. As we cover a range of visa options, you’ll see how we can support you on your journey from your home country to becoming an employee, business owner, or even a permanent resident in the US.
What's included
- The benefits of establishing your startup in the United States
- Which immigrant visas and Green Card options are the most ideal for startup founders
- A look at the visa application process for startups, including eligibility requirements, supporting documents, filing fees, and more
