I would travel to the U.S. on a B1 visa and setup a construction company with an investment of around $30,000. Then I would hire a manager to start the operation and hire employees. If the business can generate $500,000 in revenue in five to six months while maintaing eight to ten employees on payroll, will I be eligible to apply for an E-2 visa? After a few years, if the bussines has around $1 million in working capital and mantains a payroll of 10 employees, will it be possible for me to apply for EB-5? I am worried that the initial investment amount is too small.
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A Olusanjo Omoniyi
Find an EB-5 Visa Lawyer: Immigration AttorneyYour plan seems to be full of assumptions. Prior to embarking on this plan, consult with an immigration attorney to assess your ideas. There are several immigration and business laws that you need to fulfill before you proceed further.
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