Difference Between E-1 and E-2 Visa

E-1 and E-2 visa forms part of the E visa category, which is granted to treaty traders and investors visiting the US under a treaty of commerce and navigation between the US and their home country. 

What is an E-1 Visa? 

An E-1 visa or the Nonimmigrant Treaty Trader visa is given to treaty traders conducting substantial trade in goods, including services and technology, mainly between the US and their country of origin.  

What is an E-2 Visa? 

An E-2 visa or the Nonimmigrant Treaty Investor visa is given to treaty investors who invest a significant amount of money either in establishing a new business in the US or an existing business in the US. 

Learn About Process of Application for E-1 and E-2 visa  

The main difference between an E-1 visa and an E-2 visa lies in the person of interest. There is not much difference in application, filing fees, and the laws applicable to the dependents of both the visa holders. If you have further queries about E visas or your visa case, you can contact Sethi and Mazaheri law firm.