All posts under tag "Entrepreneurship"
H-1B visa holders can legally incorporate a company in the US but cannot work for it without proper authorization.
A startup founder shares insights on navigating US visa options, including O-1-A and H-1B, emphasizing support from knowledgeable professionals.
Entrepreneurs from treaty countries may qualify for E-1 visas for selling services to the US, despite common misconceptions.
An international founder shares the personal impact of O-1A visa approval on their life and startup in the U.S.
International students on F-1 visas have unique opportunities to launch startups, especially with the upcoming YC Summer 2026 deadline.
A doctor from Malaysia receives O-1 visa approval to launch Valiance Health, a data platform for clinical data.
An entrepreneur shares their O-1 visa approval experience, emphasizing the importance of pursuing their business idea in the U.S.
Immigrant founder Hetarth receives O-1 visa approval, allowing him to continue his entrepreneurial journey in the U.S.
Hetarth Vader receives O-1 visa approval, allowing him to continue building his startup Tandemn in the U.S.
Serkan Yel, former executive at Red Bull and Motorola, receives O-1 visa approval to start his company, Pazar, in the U.S.
Joe Faris, CPA, discusses the immigration implications for foreign college student founders receiving service stock.
Manuel Moreno receives O-1A visa approval after 15 years of building companies in Spain and leading a top ERP firm in the U.S.
A legal expert clarifies that entrepreneurs can successfully apply for the EB-2 NIW visa, debunking common misconceptions.
Kyrgyz entrepreneur Akylai Ikhsanova receives O-1 visa, showcasing the potential of ambitious founders in the U.S. startup ecosystem.
Akylai Kasymkulova, a founder from Kyrgyzstan, receives O-1 visa approval, marking a significant achievement in her entrepreneurial journey.
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