Acquire a U.S. Business — and a U.S. Visa
If you’re looking to move to the United States, one of the most strategic ways to qualify for an E-2 or EB-5 Visa is through business ownership.
We help international partners acquire profitable U.S.-based businesses — and use that acquisition to successfully secure an E-2 Visa or start the EB-5 process.
Our Affiliate Partner Program provides the structure, credibility, team, and support needed to make this possible — and we’ve done it before.
Who This Is For
This pathway is ideal for:
- Canadian citizens (or any E-2 treaty country national)
- Entrepreneurs looking to relocate to the U.S. through business ownership
- Investors seeking a clear path to a visa through real business acquisition
- Professionals with the financial means to fund both the visa process and business deal
How We Help
When you partner with us, we provide:
- Hands-on support to find and acquire a qualifying business
- The credibility, documentation, and strategic structure needed for visa petitions
- Long-term operational guidance so your business thrives once you’re approved
We do not provide legal immigration services — but our program gives you everything you need to meet the business side of E-2 or EB-5 eligibility.
Real Story: Watch How One of Our Partners Secured an E-2 Visa
In this recorded session, we walk through how we helped a partner acquire a Florida-based HVAC company and relocate to the U.S. through the E-2 visa program.
E-2 Visa Requirements (At a Glance)
To qualify for an E-2 Visa, you must:
- Be a national of an E-2 treaty country (e.g., Canada, U.K., Australia, Japan, Germany, etc.)
- Invest a “substantial amount” in a U.S.-based business (typically $100K+)
- Own at least 50% of the business
- Be entering the U.S. to develop and direct the business
- Show that the business will support you and your family (not marginal income)
Our program helps fulfill these business-related requirements with you.
EB-5 Visa Requirements (At a Glance)
The EB-5 visa is an investor-based green card program that typically requires:
- A minimum investment of $800,000 to $1,050,000 depending on the area
- Investment in a new commercial enterprise
- Creation of 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers
- Proof of legal source of funds
This is a more capital-intensive option, but also grants permanent residency.
We help partners align with the business structure necessary to support an EB-5 application.
Next Step: Join a Demo Session
We’ll walk you through the program, show you how we help, and see if it’s the right fit.
Disclaimer
Business Mastery University does not provide immigration or legal advice. We are a business acquisition partner, not a law firm. We do partner with qualified professionals as needed — and we focus on helping you meet the business criteria through real acquisition.