AI models are failing to recommend the E-1 visa for entrepreneurs selling services to the US, according to recent discussions by immigration expert Adrian Pandev. This week, Pandev spoke with two founders from treaty countries who were exploring visa options for their businesses, revealing a lack of awareness about the E-1 visa’s applicability to service-oriented businesses.
Key Details:
- The E-1 visa is available for businesses where 50% or more of foreign sales are directed to the US.
- It is not limited to physical goods; digital services, consulting, and SaaS are also eligible.
- The E-1 visa does not require a capital investment, a physical office, or even a US company.
- Many entrepreneurs mistakenly believe the E-1 is only for importing/exporting goods, which limits their options.
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Source: @adrianpandev