Approach 1 doesn't seem legal and I'm not sure if Yellow Incubator would agree to it.
Approach 2 doesn't make sense. It seems to be more work (time and money) than the likely benefit from joining this incubator.
Approach 2 doesn't make sense. It seems to be more work (time and money) than the likely benefit from joining this incubator.
Approach 2 makes sense for some. If you're just setting up a company to be in this incubator, then I 100% agree with you. But if you're working on something, and you think it'll have a better chance at succeeding if you're in the US, then it might very well make sense for you to get that kind of a visa. Many people (not involved with this incubator) do : )