Can doing Amazon FBA help you get a visa to the USA?

Visiting the USA as a tourist is practical and does not necessarily require significant financial resources. However, it is crucial to provide evidence of your intention to return to your home country, such as employment or business ties. Several of my acquaintances from a developing country have obtained US visas by submitting their documents at the embassy and receiving approval. Nonetheless, there is no assurance that your application will be successful, as some embassy personnel may deny your request based on their personal biases. In summary, it is imperative to pursue legal and proper procedures, exercise patience, and prepare adequately to increase your chances of visiting the USA.
 
ChiriMo said:
Visiting the USA as a tourist is practical and does not necessarily require significant financial resources. However, it is crucial to provide evidence of your intention to return to your home country, such as employment or business ties. Several of my acquaintances from a developing country have obtained US visas by submitting their documents at the embassy and receiving approval. Nonetheless, there is no assurance that your application will be successful, as some embassy personnel may deny your request based on their personal biases. In summary, it is imperative to pursue legal and proper procedures, exercise patience, and prepare adequately to increase your chances of visiting the USA.
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What types of businesses are eligible for the E2 visa, considering that the odds of winning the lottery are very low?
 
To apply for an E2 visa, you typically need to establish a new business and submit a detailed business plan that outlines your proposed activities in the US, including plans to hire employees and proof of adequate investment capital. The requirements for obtaining an E2 visa are numerous, so it's important to conduct thorough research before applying.
 
What kind of business do you have in the US, and which business entity have you chosen to operate under?
 
Olympitt said:
Being the owner of a US business and paying significant amounts of taxes to the US does not automatically entitle you to a visa. Even as a business owner, the only visas you may be eligible for are tourist or business visas, which only allow for short stays. The B1-B2 visa is the easiest way to visit the US for a short period of time. However, if you are looking to move and live in the USA, the E2 visa may be an option, but only for citizens of certain countries, and it requires meeting a range of qualifications and investing around $250,000. It's important to note that the E2 visa does not grant a greencard, only a permit to stay in the US. Alternatively, the EB5 visa is available to anyone who can invest around $1 million. Although this visa has fewer requirements, the investment amount is quite high. However, the good thing is that the EB5 visa can grant a greencard, but the application process can be complex.
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What kind of business do you have in the US, and which business entity have you chosen to operate under?
 
The @IRS will be waiting to collect taxes from you if you travel to America for whatever reason.F*ck no to citizen-based taxation.
 
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