Countries with a trade treaty with the United States

For trade treaty visas you need to be a citizen of a country with a trade treaty with the United States. Or check the Foreign Affairs Manual. Check website: foia.state.gov/regs/search.asp.

Countries with a treaty are as follows:

-A-
Albania
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan

-B-
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Belgium
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegivina
Bulgaria

-C-
Cameroon
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Congo
Costa Rica
Croatia
Czech Republic

-E-
Ecuador
Egypt
Estonia
Ethiopia

-F-
Finland
France

-G-
Georgia
Germany
Grenada

-H-
Honduras

-I-
Ireland
Italy

-J-
Jamaica
Japan
Jordon

-K-
Kazkhstan
Korea
Kyrgystan

-L-
Latvia
Liberia
Lithunia
Luxembourg

-M-
Macedonia
Mexico
Moldova
Mongolia
Morocco

-N-
Netherlands
Norway

-O-
Oman

-P-
Pakistan
Panama
Paraguay
Philippines
Poland

-R-
Romania

-S-
Senegal
Singapore
Slovenia
Spain
Sri Lanka
Suriname
Sweden
Switzerland

-T-
Thailand
Togo
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey


-U-
Ukraine
United Kingdom

-Y-
Yugoslavia

Treaty Trader Visas

A treaty trader visa is an E-1 Visa. You can get one of these if your country trades with the U.S. or has a trade treaty with the U.S. and you do over $200,000-$500,000 in trades. You can get one of these if you are a business person from a country with a trade treaty with the U.S. It is good for 2 years with unlimited extensions. Your spouse can work but your children cannot work. You have to at least be a 50% owner of the company that employs you or be a key employee. And most of your company's trade must be with the United States. Check the Foreign Affairs manual to see if your country has a treaty with the U.S.