> Conversely, it's impossible for a Indian citizen to own individual ownership in a US company (unless it's through a company JV type arrangement, or he has a legal visa to work in the US - this is the founders dilemma that often plagues startups)
Actually, it's easy for an Indian to have an ownership interest in a US company.
The founders problem is that US immigration law doesn't have a special case for self-employment and SE is what a startup looks like.
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> Conversely, it's impossible for a Indian citizen to own individual ownership in a US company (unless it's through a company JV type arrangement, or he has a legal visa to work in the US - this is the founders dilemma that often plagues startups)
Actually, it's easy for an Indian to have an ownership interest in a US company.
The founders problem is that US immigration law doesn't have a special case for self-employment and SE is what a startup looks like.