The NFAP research found that immigrants struggle if they want to stay in the United States with visa after the starting up a company, as there is no decent American law for foreign entrepreneurs to start a business, create jobs and live in the country. In most of the cases, they are refugees or family-sponsored and employer sponsored immigrants. To support immigrant entrepreneurs, a startup visa to immigrant groups who start a new company and create jobs would be a critical addition to the U.S. immigration system. Visa would encourage immigrant entrepreneurs across the globe to set up their businesses in a new country. As a result, America would not be losing immigrant entrepreneurs and would gain businesses.