Visa Franchise

Visa Franchise Visa Franchise secures opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs, and top talent to obtain U.S. legal residency. Let us help you find a U.S.

With an impressive final visa approval rate of 95%+, we have laid the groundwork for over 1,200 families to achieve the “American Dream”. Visa Franchise helps professionals and entrepreneurs secure business opportunities that provide them U.S. Our clients can obtain temporary status in as a little as 15 days (E-2/L-1 visa) and green cards in 1–3 years. Since our founding in 2015, we have helped 1,

200+ families from 65+ countries make their American Dream a reality. We utilize our network of franchises/attorneys, proprietary due diligence, and a proven process in order to secure fast results for our clients. Together with your immigration attorney, we provide a one-stop shop solution to ease your transition to the United States. Whether you need support finding a home, job, health insurance, or franchise, we are here for you. Our clients have created over 2,500 American jobs, and many of them have grown businesses with over $1 million in revenue. opportunity that meets both your immigration and career aspirations.

06/08/2026

When someone comes to us to plan a move to the US, most of the conversation is about getting in. The part that decides everything tends to come later: whether you want to stay for good.

That single question quietly settles which visa is right for you.

Two options come up in almost every call we run, and they pull in different directions.

The E-2, the investment visa. You put roughly $100k into a real US business and you can run it here for years. Processing time and visa length depend on your country, often somewhere around three months and a multi year term.

It asks little of your time once the business is set up.

The O-1, the talent visa. No investment required. You qualify on your track record: press coverage, awards, compensation above your field's norm, original work, a seat on a jury or panel.

The term is shorter and the case takes more effort to build. The upside is that the work behind an O-1 carries straight over to the EB-1 green card.

So before comparing fees or timelines, the question worth answering is simple. Are you coming for a chapter, or are you coming to put down roots?

People optimizing only for speed often default to the investment route.

People thinking three steps ahead, toward permanent residency, frequently find the talent visa was the stronger play all along, especially if they already sit near the top of their field.

We recorded a full discovery call where this decision unfolds from start to finish. The person walked in expecting one answer and left with another.

Watch the full video on our Youtube channel!

06/08/2026

When someone comes to us to plan a move to the US, most of the conversation is about getting in. The part that decides everything tends to come later: whether you want to stay for good.

That single question quietly settles which visa is right for you.

Two options come up in almost every call we run, and they pull in different directions.

The E-2, the investment visa. You put roughly $100k into a real US business and you can run it here for years. Processing time and visa length depend on your country, often somewhere around three months and a multi year term.

It asks little of your time once the business is set up.

The O-1, the talent visa. No investment required. You qualify on your track record: press coverage, awards, compensation above your field's norm, original work, a seat on a jury or panel.

The term is shorter and the case takes more effort to build. The upside is that the work behind an O-1 carries straight over to the EB-1 green card.

So before comparing fees or timelines, the question worth answering is simple. Are you coming for a chapter, or are you coming to put down roots?

People optimizing only for speed often default to the investment route.

People thinking three steps ahead, toward permanent residency, frequently find the talent visa was the stronger play all along, especially if they already sit near the top of their field.

We recorded a full discovery call where this decision unfolds from start to finish. The person walked in expecting one answer and left with another.

Watch the full video here: https://hubs.ly/Q04kqTtk0

06/04/2026

Where should you actually move in the U.S. as an investor visa holder?

It’s one of the biggest questions foreign entrepreneurs ask — and the answer is not always Miami, New York, or California.

Join us LIVE on Thursday, June 4 at 12:00 p.m. ET for a practical conversation with Alaattin Kılıç, our Senior Client Advisor, and Patrick Findaro, our Founding Partner, as they break down what really matters when choosing a U.S. city to live, invest, and build a business.

We’ll talk about business-friendly states, cost of living, quality of life, franchise opportunities, family lifestyle, and how to think beyond the “famous” cities when planning your move.

If you’re considering moving to the U.S. through business ownership, this conversation will help you ask the right questions before choosing where to settle.

Join us live and bring your questions!

Mongolia. ✅When people think about the E-2 visa, they think Canada, the UK, South Korea.Ulaanbaatar is not usually part ...
06/02/2026

Mongolia. ✅

When people think about the E-2 visa, they think Canada, the UK, South Korea.

Ulaanbaatar is not usually part of that conversation.

But it should be.

A client from Mongolia just received their E-2 visa approval through our Franchise Visa Program. The business: a senior services franchise in the http://U.S., built around home maintenance, safety modifications, and handyman services for seniors and their families. Non-medical. Non-care. A model designed to make a real difference in people's daily lives.

Our client said it better than we ever could:

"Because of your help everything felt so much smoother from start to finish. My family and I are very grateful for everything you have done for us."

That is why we do this.

The E-2 visa is available to nationals of over 80 treaty countries. If you hold a treaty country passport, the path exists. The question is just whether you have the right team to walk it with you.

Congratulations to our client. The U.S. is lucky to have you.

06/01/2026

The hardest conversation we have is telling a motivated investor they aren't ready for an E-2 visa yet.

After more than a decade guiding families through this move, we've learned that turning the wrong candidates away is part of doing the job well. An E-2 puts your relocation, your business, and your family's future on a single decision, and entering weak helps no one.

In our latest video, Patrick Findaro walks through the five profiles we turn away.

The first is thin runway. If you have $100,000 and you put all $100,000 into the business, you've left nothing for the year it takes to find its feet. Invest that amount and you still want around $50,000 in reserve, ideally a net worth above $250,000.

The second is the bargain hunter. "I found a business online for $100,000" usually means you found someone else's failing business. The E-2 rewards something viable and scalable, and that is rarely cheap.

The third is the absentee owner. The visa asks you to develop and direct the business, hands on, every day. Anyone looking for passive income is in the wrong vehicle.

The fourth is the language gap. Running a company here means contracts, taxes, employees, and one of the most litigation-heavy environments in the world. In most markets you need to operate confidently in English, and franchisors want someone they can train and trust directly.

The fifth is the shortcut seeker. Real estate, stocks, a silent partnership: none of it qualifies. The consulate officer wants to see real economic activity, real sales, and real American jobs.

So here's the honest question. Are you forcing an E-2 through, or are you actually ready for one?

Patrick breaks down all five on our YouTube channel. Worth watching before you make a six-figure decision.

06/01/2026

The hardest conversation we have is telling a motivated investor they aren't ready for an E-2 visa yet.

After more than a decade guiding families through this move, we've learned that turning the wrong candidates away is part of doing the job well. An E-2 puts your relocation, your business, and your family's future on a single decision, and entering weak helps no one.

In our latest video, Patrick Findaro walks through the five profiles we turn away.

The first is thin runway. If you have $100,000 and you put all $100,000 into the business, you've left nothing for the year it takes to find its feet. Invest that amount and you still want around $50,000 in reserve, ideally a net worth above $250,000.

The second is the bargain hunter. "I found a business online for $100,000" usually means you found someone else's failing business. The E-2 rewards something viable and scalable, and that is rarely cheap.

The third is the absentee owner. The visa asks you to develop and direct the business, hands on, every day. Anyone looking for passive income is in the wrong vehicle.

The fourth is the language gap. Running a company here means contracts, taxes, employees, and one of the most litigation-heavy environments in the world. In most markets you need to operate confidently in English, and franchisors want someone they can train and trust directly.

The fifth is the shortcut seeker. Real estate, stocks, a silent partnership: none of it qualifies. The consulate officer wants to see real economic activity, real sales, and real American jobs.

So here's the honest question. Are you forcing an E-2 through, or are you actually ready for one?

Watch the full video here: https://hubs.ly/Q04jprsz0

05/25/2026

� Can you still adjust status inside the U.S.?

USCIS just announced a major update regarding Adjustment of Status, stating that it may now be granted only in extraordinary circumstances for certain temporary visa holders seeking a Green Card.

Join us LIVE on Monday, May 25 at 1:00 pm ET as Grant Dwyer, Immigration Attorney and Managing Partner at Grant Dwyer Law, and Alaattin Kılıç, our Senior Client Advisor, break down what this could mean for Green Card applicants, visa holders, and anyone planning their immigration strategy from inside the U.S.

We’ll discuss:

� What the USCIS update actually says
� Who could be affected
� What this may mean for Adjustment of Status
� Whether consular processing could become more common
� How this may impact visa holders planning for a Green Card

Bring your questions and join us live!

05/25/2026

15 years in real estate. Hall of Fame at RE/MAX. A client base built from scratch.
Most people in that position don't walk away.

He did.

Not because things were going badly. Because he saw a better market to operate in, and a business model that made complete sense given everything he already knew.

His background is sales, negotiation, and renovation strategy. He spent over a decade advising clients on what improves property value before a sale. So when he looked at a painting franchise in Boca Raton, he wasn't guessing at the market. He already knew it from the other side.

The E-2 investment came in at $94,600 of his own money. No silent partners, no outside capital. He started lean, home-based, owner-led, with a subcontractor model and a clear plan to build a local team over time as the business grows.

That combination, a credible operator with direct industry knowledge, a logical business fit, a real at-risk investment, and a defined growth path, is exactly what a strong E-2 case looks like.

We sat down with him to talk through the decision: why he left a stable career, how he landed on this specific business, what the doubts were before committing $95K, and where the process was harder than he expected.

Full interview here: https://hubs.la/Q04hHyM70

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Miami Beach, FL
33139

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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm

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