We work with traditional and alternative investments, such as: Securities Real Estate Private Equity & Venture Capital

The documents required may vary depending on the type of investment and the financial institution involved. However, it is common to request identification documents, proof of residence, tax information and, in some cases, documents related to the source of income.

A specific visa is not required to invest in the United States, but depending on the type and duration of your activity in the country, you may need a business visa, such as the E-2 investor visa or the EB-5 entrepreneur visa. We recommend consulting an immigration lawyer for advice on the visa best suited to your circumstances.

Foreign investors in the US are subject to various tax laws, including federal income tax and possible state and local taxes depending on the location of the investments. Additionally, it is important to understand the rules of tax treaties between the investor's home country and the United States to avoid double taxation. We recommend consulting a tax professional who specializes in international transactions for specific guidance.