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If you are in the U.S. on a non-immigrant visa such as a B-2 visitor visa or an F-1 student visa, you may wonder if you can switch to an E-2 investor visa.

Yes, you can change your status to E-2 from within the U.S. if you meet the eligibility requirements, such as being from a treaty country and making a qualifying investment.

However, USCIS only grants two years of E-2 status when you change status inside the U.S. You’ll need to keep extending it — and if you travel abroad, you must apply again at the consulate.

That’s why attorneys often recommend consular processing, where you can receive an E-2 visa for up to five years.

If you’re considering the E-2 visa, speak with an experienced immigration attorney.

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