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Business Immigration

Move abroad through the business you build or buy — UK self-sponsorship, the US E-2 treaty investor visa and Portugal’s D2 entrepreneur visa.

Services

Business immigration routes grant residence because you run or invest in a business in the destination country. They suit founders, owners and investors who want to live where they operate, rather than hold a passive investment.

Each route has its own test: the UK checks that your company is genuine and can sponsor you, the US looks for a substantial, at-risk investment from a treaty national, and Portugal asks for a viable business with real economic value. We design the business and the immigration case together so both hold up.

The process

How we take you from first call to approval

  1. 01

    Route selection

    We compare the UK, US and Portuguese routes against your nationality, capital and plans.

  2. 02

    Business design

    Company structure, business plan and, where needed, a sponsor licence or treaty-nationality plan.

  3. 03

    Set-up and investment

    Incorporation, banking and committing the investment.

  4. 04

    Visa application

    We file the visa for you and your family.

  5. 05

    Compliance and renewals

    We keep the business and immigration records ready for every renewal.

Common questions

It depends on your nationality, budget and where you want to live. The E-2 needs a treaty nationality; UK self-sponsorship needs a genuine UK company with a sponsor licence; the Portugal D2 needs a viable business plan.

Yes. Business routes expect you to develop and direct the business, not simply hold shares.

Yes. Citizenship of a treaty country such as Grenada or Türkiye can make an investor eligible for the US E-2, subject to the three-year domicile rule for citizenship acquired through investment.

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