Nationality: The applicant must be a national of the country that has a trade and trade and commerce treaty with the United States. Investment: The applicant must have invested a substantial amount of capital in the United States or be in the process of making such an investment. Business feasibility: The investment should be in a commercial enterprise that actively produces goods or services. Financial commitment: It should be sufficient to demonstrate the investors’ commitment to the business’ success and cover its development and operational expenses. Control and Ownership: Applicants must either own at least 50% of the business or have operational control through managerial positions or other corporate mechanisms. Job Creation: Ideally, the investment should result in the creation or preservation of jobs for American workers. Intent to depart: Applicants must be willing to leave the United States when their E-2 visa status expires. However, as long as your business continues to meet the requirements, you can renew your E-2 visa indefinitely.