Start Your Business in the United States with a Proven Strategy
At Global Immigration Partners, we help Spanish entrepreneurs and investors successfully obtain the E2 Visa and relocate to the United States through smart, compliant business investments.
If you are a Spanish citizen looking to live and work in the U.S., the E2 Visa is one of the fastest and most flexible immigration options available today.
Explore all options for Spanish nationals:
USA Immigration for Spanish Nationals
The E2 Visa is a treaty investor visa that allows Spanish nationals to live and work in the United States by investing in a U.S. business.
Spain is an E2 treaty country, making this visa one of the most accessible pathways for entrepreneurs.
With guidance from Global Immigration Partners, you can structure your investment correctly and significantly increase your chances of approval.
Spanish investors consistently choose the E2 Visa because it offers:
At Global Immigration Partners, we don’t just file applications — we design approval-ready strategies.
To qualify, Spanish citizens must meet key criteria:
Our legal and business teams at Global Immigration Partners work together to ensure every requirement is properly met.
Choosing the right business is critical for E2 approval.
With Global Immigration Partners, Spanish citizens typically invest in:
Learn more about investor pathways: Investment-Based Immigration Options
We help you select, structure, and validate your business to meet U.S. immigration standards.
At Global Immigration Partners, we follow a structured, approval-driven process:
Our integrated approach is what sets Global Immigration Partners apart.
Spanish clients choose Global Immigration Partners because:
Discover all visa options:
E2, L1, EB2 & EB5 Visa Options for Spanish Citizens
We don’t just process visas — we build your pathway to the United States.
There is no fixed minimum, but most successful E2 Visa cases range between $100,000 and $200,000.
With proper preparation, the process typically takes between 2 to 4 months.
Yes. Your spouse and children under 21 can live in the U.S., and your spouse can work legally.
Work with a team that understands both immigration law and business strategy.
At Global Immigration Partners, we help Spanish citizens move faster, avoid mistakes, and secure approvals with confidence.