E2 Visa to USA through Franchise

09/20/2023

12/16/2021

We do not want to think we are pushing you to buy a franchise as part of your business immigration process. If you have a good business and is confident that you can succeed with the same, please ignore this email. We are asking you to select a franchise as we do not want you to loose your money on a business which is not popular in Northern America.
Top 10 MUST ASK Questions Before Buying A Franchise

There are literally thousands of franchises available these days and knowing how to find the best one for you can be overwhelming, however at ${Organization.Organization Name} we only work with about 400. Why only a fraction of them? We have done extensive research and feel comfortable recommending these. When helping to find the perfect franchise for you, it helps to know which ones to discard just as much as which ones to include.
We also encourage our clients to practice the same due diligence when purchasing a franchise that you would with any major investment.

Here are 10 key questions we strongly recommend you ask before getting involved in a particular franchise operation:

1. What are my upfront costs and what's included in the fee? This is the most obvious initial financial question.
2. What other fees should I plan on paying? You may be required to lease property or equipment from the franchisor. You may have to pay the franchisor a percentage of your annual sales. Those numbers must be cranked into your own equations when you're trying to figure out if a franchise deal makes sense.
3. How is the franchisor making money? Franchisors may make money by owning their own establishments, by providing services to other franchisors, by simply collecting royalty payments or by some other combination. It's tough to make a blanket statement about whether one model is better than another, but you want to know where the franchisor's own interests lie.
4. What restrictions do I have on suppliers? Are you going to be required to purchase certain goods or services from particular vendors and/or from the franchisor? If certain purchases are required, are they going to cost you more than you would otherwise have to pay if there were no restriction on where you could buy them?
5. What kind of regional protection am I getting? Do you have any guarantees that the franchisor isn't going to sell other franchises or open up its own outlets in your geographic area? If so, how long are those guarantees good for?
6. What kind of empire-building opportunities do I have? The flip side of the previous question: Do you get first dibs on new franchises in or near the same area as your first franchise? Some of the most successful franchisees are those who own multiple outlets in the same area and are able to develop their own economies of scale.
7. What kind of training and support do I receive? A good franchise will include solid training and ongoing follow up and mentoring practices. Franchises know their success is based on your success, so they should be proactive in teaching you the business from the start.
8. How many franchisees sell out in a year? A franchisee that gets out of the business by selling to someone else isn't necessarily a failure. Indeed, he or she may be selling a successful venture. But you still need some idea of the turnover rate of franchisees.
9. What's the value of a re-sold franchise? Another way of looking at the prospects for franchises is to look at what happens to those who sell their establishments. What did they get for the re-sold franchise relative to what they put into it? Was it a profitable investment, or were they simply looking to get out and cut their losses?
10. What are the terms of me selling my franchise? What if you got sick, or had to move quickly for family reasons? Can you sell to anyone, or do you have to deal with the franchisor? Would the company charge you something to sell your franchise or otherwise restrict your ability to pull out of the business?
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If you would like help finding the right franchise for your particular situation, please contact us as part of your business immigration process. We want you to succeed as a business immigrant in Northern America.

12/14/2021

Franchises Vs Business
Why So Many Businesses Fail - And How To Avoid It! Business vs Franchise for business immigration
According to the SBA more than half of all new business will fail within their first four years of operation. In contrast, over 90% of all new franchises will survive for more than 7 years. While no new business venture comes with a guarantee for success these statistics do show that chances of success with a franchise startup are considerably greater than an independent startup. Here are some of the typical reasons why business fail and how a solid franchise can help entrepreneurs avoid these costly mistakes.
1. Under Capitalization
A common fatal mistake for many failed businesses is having insufficient operating funds. Business owners underestimate how much money is needed and they are forced to close before they even have had a fair chance to succeed. They also may have an unrealistic expectation of incoming revenues from sales.
• A franchisor has launched several new franchises, sometimes hundreds and will have a firm grasp on the initial investment and operating capital required to succeed with its model.
2. Poor Management
Many reports on business failures cite poor management as the number one reason for failure. New business owners frequently lack relevant business and management expertise in areas such as finance, purchasing, selling, production, and hiring and managing employees.
• A strong franchise organization will place great emphasis on training its franchisees to be strong managers of their business including day to day operations, management of staff and finances.
3. Inexperience
Whether inexperience lies in dealing with the intricate functions of all business or in the business niche itself, a lack of experience is a top reason why many new businesses fail.
• A franchise will provide initial training as well as ongoing training and support to help fill this potentially fatal void of specific business and industry experience.
4. Poor Location
If your business is a retail, food or other walk-in or drive-by type operation then the old saying "location, location, location" is very true. Choosing the wrong location for your business can be a fatal mistake regardless of all other positive factors.
• A franchise will help its franchisees carefully research, choose and negotiate the right location for the business. In addition, franchises are generally preferred by most premium location malls and shopping centers.
5. Poor Marketing and Advertising
Even to the experts, advertising and marketing often comes with a bit of guesswork. For a small business, especially one in its startup phase, wrong guesses in advertising and marketing can be costly and ultimately force a business into failure.
• A strong franchise system will provide its franchisees with tried and true advertising and marketing strategies and collateral taking most of the guesswork out of this process. Franchisees will be provided with proven methods for getting the right message to its potential customers.
Please click on the link below to select a franchise of your choice.

https://www.franchiseopportunityfinders.com/?feref=1009

We look forward to working with you to set up a successful business by selecting a successful franchise for your business immigration process

10/31/2021

Two Partners can apply for E2 by Investment around $50,000 each
If you are short of funds , you can team up with a partner and each invest $50,000 and both apply for the E2 Visa by starting a franchise . If you are interested in this option we can help in that line..
Please contact us to work on that option, if you have identified a partner.

10/31/2021

Benefits of the E-2 Visa Program
The E-2 Visa is an entrepreneur's visa that allows citizens of US treaty countries to legally reside in the USA by investing in a business in the country.
• The spouse and children under 21 years of age can move to the USA as "dependents" of the E-2 Visa applicant.
• The spouse of the applicant may request a work permit and work for any employer in the USA.
• The children of the applicant can be enrolled in the public school system.
• E-2 Visa can be renewed as many times as needed, as long as the business remains operational and in good standing.
• Simple application process and reduced processing time. In 2019 there were 43,286 E-2 Visa approvals worldwide at 89% approval rate .
What dont you move ahead with the E2 Visa.

09/19/2021

1. E2 Visa for USA
The E-2 Visa program allows residents of 80 treaty countries to reside in the USA through business ownership. Benefits of the E-2 include the ability to renew the visa every 2-5 years (depending on country of origin) for an indefinite period of time and maintain US residency as long as the business is operating profitably. Additionally spouses and dependents of the investor are eligible to enter the USA under the E-2 and may apply for US work authorization. While there is no set minimum investment to qualify for this program investors should be prepared to provide a minimum of $100,000 USD towards their business investment. The business must not be considered "marginal" and should provide jobs for US workers
The E-2 Franchise program matches prospective E-2 Visa applicants with well known American Franchise Companies. We will select and set up franchise for you in USA
Although the ownership of a franchise is not a prerequisite for eligibility, nor does it guarantee entry into the USA, investors increase the chances of having their application looked upon favorably by US officials by partnering with a successful and high profile franchise.
Country Eligible for E2 Program

Albania Colombia Honduras Mexico Singapore Argentina Congo (Brazzaville) Iran Moldov Slovak Republic Armenia Congo (Kinshasa) Ireland

Mongolia Slovenia Australia Costa Rica Italy Montenegro Spain Austria Croatia Jamaica Morocco Sri Lanka Azerbaijan Czech Republic

Japan Netherlands Suriname Bahrain Denmark Jordan Norway Sweden Bangladesh Ecuador Kazakhstan Oman Switzerland

Belgium Egypt Korea (South) Pakistan Thailand Bolivia Estonia Kosovo Panama Togo Bosnia & Herzegovina Ethiopia Kyrgyzstan

Paraguay Trinidad & Tobaga Bulgaria Finland Latvia Philippines Tunisia Cameroon France Liberia Poland Turkey Canada

Georgia Lithuania Romania Ukraine Chile Germany Luxembourg Serbia United Kingdom China (Taiwan) Grenada Macedonia

Senegal Yugoslavia
Please note India and China is not in the list. For Indian and Chinese , they can get citizenship in Grenada first by investing $220000 in a real estate for 5 years and later sell it to recover the money and than invest $100,000 in USA in a franchise or start their own business and qualify for the E2 Visa to USA. The whole package will cost US$ 400,000 , out of which you can recover US$320000 , as you sell and recover the US$220,000 invested in the real estate in Grenada and the investment of US$100,000 in the franchise.

2. EB5 Visa for USA
A client can invest US$900000 in a school project in Florida and get green card in USA and later citizenship. The US$900,000 will be returned to them after 5 years. The whole process will cost US$960000 including government fees, lawyer fees etc.
If you need our help , please contact us
Regards

Hari Sreedharan BS (Eng), MBA, CMC
President,
Global Investor Immigration
Cell 001-4168394328
Tel 9052900456, Fax 1-888-550-6922
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Web : www.globalinvestorimmigration.com

1. E2 Visa for USA
The E-2 Visa program allows residents of 80 treaty countries to reside in the USA through business ownership. Benefits of the E-2 include the ability to renew the visa every 2-5 years (depending on country of origin) for an indefinite period of time and maintain US residency as long as the business is operating profitably. Additionally spouses and dependents of the investor are eligible to enter the USA under the E-2 and may apply for US work authorization. While there is no set minimum investment to qualify for this program investors should be prepared to provide a minimum of $100,000 USD towards their business investment. The business must not be considered "marginal" and should provide jobs for US workers
The E-2 Franchise program matches prospective E-2 Visa applicants with well known American Franchise Companies. We will select and set up franchise for you in USA
Although the ownership of a franchise is not a prerequisite for eligibility, nor does it guarantee entry into the USA, investors increase the chances of having their application looked upon favorably by US officials by partnering with a successful and high profile franchise.
Country Eligible for E2 Program

Albania Colombia Honduras Mexico Singapore Argentina Congo (Brazzaville) Iran Moldov Slovak Republic Armenia Congo (Kinshasa) Ireland

Mongolia Slovenia Australia Costa Rica Italy Montenegro Spain Austria Croatia Jamaica Morocco Sri Lanka Azerbaijan Czech Republic

Japan Netherlands Suriname Bahrain Denmark Jordan Norway Sweden Bangladesh Ecuador Kazakhstan Oman Switzerland

Belgium Egypt Korea (South) Pakistan Thailand Bolivia Estonia Kosovo Panama Togo Bosnia & Herzegovina Ethiopia Kyrgyzstan

Paraguay Trinidad & Tobaga Bulgaria Finland Latvia Philippines Tunisia Cameroon France Liberia Poland Turkey Canada

Georgia Lithuania Romania Ukraine Chile Germany Luxembourg Serbia United Kingdom China (Taiwan) Grenada Macedonia

Senegal Yugoslavia
Please note India and China is not in the list. For Indian and Chinese , they can get citizenship in Grenada first by investing $220000 in a real estate for 5 years and later sell it to recover the money and than invest $100,000 in USA in a franchise or start their own business and qualify for the E2 Visa to USA. The whole package will cost US$ 400,000 , out of which you can recover US$320000 , as you sell and recover the US$220,000 invested in the real estate in Grenada and the investment of US$100,000 in the franchise.

2. EB5 Visa for USA
A client can invest US$900000 in a school project in Florida and get green card in USA and later citizenship. The US$900,000 will be returned to them after 5 years. The whole process will cost US$960000 including government fees, lawyer fees etc.
If you need our help , please contact us
Regards

Hari Sreedharan BS (Eng), MBA, CMC
President,
Global Investor Immigration
Cell 001-4168394328
Tel 9052900456, Fax 1-888-550-6922
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Web : www.globalinvestorimmigration.com

Tel 9052900456