Treaty Investor Visa Law and Legal Definition
Treaty investor visa is a visa granted to a non-immigrant entering the U.S. to engage in substantial trade or to develop an enterprise which will involve substantial amounts of capital.
An E-1 visa is granted to a treaty trader non-immigrant and the non-immigrant's immediate family members.
An E-2 visa is issued to a treaty investor non-immigrant and the non-immigrant's immediate family members.
