E2 Visa Treaty Countries
Find out if your country of citizenship qualifies you for the E2 Treaty Investor Visa — your pathway to living and working in the United States with Ace Home Care Franchise.
Explore Treaty CountriesWhat Are E2 Treaty Countries?
E2 Treaty Countries are nations that have signed specific commercial treaties with the United States. Citizens of these countries are eligible to apply for the E2 Treaty Investor Visa, which allows them to live and work in the U.S. by investing in and actively managing an American business.
The United States maintains commercial treaties with approximately 80 countries worldwide, spanning all continents. If you are a citizen of one of these treaty countries, you may qualify for an E2 visa when investing in an Ace Home Care Franchise.
Citizenship Requirement
You must be a citizen (not just a permanent resident) of a treaty country to qualify. Dual citizens may use either citizenship if both countries have E2 treaties with the U.S.
Treaty Classifications
There are two treaty classifications: E-1 (Treaty Trader) and E-2 (Treaty Investor). For franchise investment with Ace Home Care, you'll need to qualify under the E-2 classification.
Treaty Effectiveness
Each treaty has an "Entered into Force" date, which is when the treaty became effective. This has no impact on your eligibility as long as the treaty is currently active.
E2 Treaty Countries by Continent
Browse through the list of countries that maintain E2 treaties with the United States, organized by continent for easy reference.
Europe
Americas
Asia & Pacific
Africa
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If your country is on the list above, you could qualify for an E2 visa by investing in an Ace Home Care Franchise. Our proven business model and comprehensive support make it easier than ever to achieve your American dream.
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*This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with an immigration attorney for personalized guidance on E2 visa requirements and applications.