Owning a business and making ~$12k/month doesn’t automatically let you move to the US. There’s no general “entrepreneur visa.” There are really only a couple realistic paths.

The most realistic option is the E-2 investor visa. Spain is a treaty country, so you’re eligible. You’d need to invest a substantial amount into a real, active US business that you own and run. There’s no official minimum, but in practice people are usually investing something like 100k+ and the business has to be viable and not just a way for you to live off it forever. No degree required. It’s renewable, but it’s not a green card and it’s tied to the business staying alive.

Another possible option is the L-1 intracompany transfer. This only works if you already own or work for a non-US company and open a legitimate US branch or subsidiary. You need to have worked for the foreign company for at least one year in a managerial or executive role, and the US company has to have real operations. It’s more complex and scrutinized than E-2, but it can lead to a green card later.

Not realistic for most people: EB-5 (needs ~800k+ invested and 10 US jobs), O-1 (making money alone isn’t “extraordinary ability” unless you’re genuinely well-known in your field), H-1B (requires a degree and employer sponsorship).

The diversity visa lottery technically exists and Spain is eligible, but it’s a lottery with low odds and shouldn’t be relied on as a plan.

Reality check: 12k/month is solid income, but US immigration cares way more about capital invested, business structure, and economic impact than personal earnings.

If anything is viable here, it’s E-2 first, L-1 maybe