Giving VC firms the power to dictate visa eligibility creates perverse incentives in the fundraising cycle. If you want to say if you raise $x from accredited i

Giving VC firms the power to dictate visa eligibility creates perverse incentives in the fundraising cycle. If you want to say if you raise $x from accredited investors you can get visa for one or more founders that's one thing... As a side question what's VC success rate with entrepreneurs-in-residence?