One of the most common questions about the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa is: How much money do I need to invest?
The answer is that there is no fixed minimum investment amount under U.S. immigration rules. Unlike the EB-5 visa, the E-2 visa does not require applicants to invest a specific dollar amount.
So, you’re thinking about applying for permanent residency in Hong Kong — also known as the right of abode. It’s a big step, and while a lot of people assume it’s just about living here for seven years or paying taxes, the reality is more complicated. The Immigration Department looks at the whole picture, not just one factor.