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Getting Established To Do Business As A Foreigner In France - Getting Established To Do Business As A Foreigner In France - A very informative article by Daniel Laprès - covers such subjects as, Who can immigrate to France? What kind of work can foreigners do? - - Daniel Laprès an Avocat à la Cour d'Appel de Paris, specializes in immigration to France, international commerce and Multimedia / e-commerce. Guide to opening a business in South Africa - Guide to opening a business in South Africa - Why would anyone want to open a business in a country where people get killed for less than $5? There are many good reasons. South Africa may be the country with the highest crime and AIDS rate in the world, but it offers several incentives that cannot be overlooked. April/06 How To Live And Work In Paris ~ One American Shares The Secrets Of Navigating la vie Française ~ by Adrian Leeds - Thousands of Americans of all ages come here every year in the hopes of a job, career, new friends -- in short, a new life. Paris is very séduisant (seductive), so if you come here on vacation once or twice, it's easy to get hooked. Beauty, culture, cuisine, language, style, art, literature, history, romance, architecture...it's all here for the asking, as long as you're willing to pay the price. Jan/05 In The Dominican Republic - Touring The DR With An Eye On Investing ~ By Kit Howard - If you are thinking of moving to, or buying real estate in, the Dominican Republic then you will want to connect up with an organization that knows the DR's real estate opportunites. Tropical Pathway Tours knows what areas of the DR you might be interested in buying real estate and what are the steps to buying the real estate you want. In addition, Tropical Pathways Tours can introduce you to people who know the local real estate and business climate within the DR. If you are thinking about moving to the DR, then look into a tour of the DR with Tropical Pathway Tours. March/03 Latin Business Chronicle ~ A Web Review of Business Resources - Latin America Web Resources - Latin Business Chronicle presents this special report of useful web resources on Latin American business and economics. Latin America may not get the same business media coverage as Europe and Asia, but thanks to the world wide web, there are several good resources available to English-language executives. Making Money Overseas - Writing eBooks For EscapeArtist.com - What we're looking for are ideas, not Pulitzer Prize writers. Ideas are what fuel our magazine and our website. Now we want to expand that concept into eBooks for expats. You don't have to be a professional writer to submit a report that provides important information - - information that you yourself have learned by having been there and done it. That is exactly what our readers are seeking, facts about living overseas from people who've done it. Yes, you can make money from a good report or two... possibly a lot. Make Money Overseas - Writing eBooks For EscapeArtist.com -Write eBooks for Profit - What we're looking for are ideas, not Pulitzer Prize writers. Ideas are what fuel our magazine and our website. Now we want to expand that concept into eBooks for expats. You don't have to be a professional writer to submit a report that provides important information - - information that you yourself have learned by having been there and done it. That is exactly what our readers are seeking, facts about living overseas from people who've done it, facts about buying a barge and sailing down the Danube, what it takes to migrate to Argentina, how to open a business in Prague, buy an island in Belize, get a job in Paris, start a farm in Mozambique, run an internet business out of the Dominican Republic, run a rent-a-scooter shop in Mauritius. May/03 Mauritius: Offshore Cyber - Island - Offshore Opportunities - Mauritius is well served by business and communications infrastructure and is a dynamic economy; the government actively encourages foreign investment and offshore activity through the Ministry of Industry & Commerce. The ministry operates a one stop shop for clearances and permits; it also provides assistance in identifying market outlets, joint venture partners, site locations, and buildings. There is a wide range of investment incentives for inward investment. Free Trade Zones and a Freeport were established in 1992 enabling up to 100% foreign owned enterprises. Money laundering is discouraged by the government, as is any trade in guns or drugs. The Economic Crime and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2000 established an Economic Crime Office. More On San Cristobal - Teak & Noni Plantations - Visiting The Bocas Del Toro Teak & Noni Plantations - Caribbean Water Front Land In Bocas Del Toro For $6,300 An Acre That Yields A 20-30% Cash Return. Jim Swann, Co-founder of International Real Estate Digest visited Bocas del Toro and is favorably impressed. "Though a large portion of the plantation land is set aside for growing crops, some of the land can be used for buildings, including a residence. All of the plantations in the Bocas del Toro area have waterfront." Feb./03 Offshore Business Opportunities You May Have Overlooked - Offshore Business Opportunities - "The greatest level of diversity may only be achieved, however, through offshore. Investors in some countries may only invest in what has been approved by government commissions, or in offerings which fit one of the commission’s exceptions. While the goal of controlling investment activity was to protect investors, citizens of some countries feel that heavy regulation is stifling. Individuals are not free to invest as they please, but are limited to those investments that are approved by the government agencies. An offshore presence allows investment on a truly limitless basis, in any type of security in any market around the world." by Philip S. LaMar, Jr., JD Open a Bar in Remote, Rural Spain - Are You Crazy? - Open a Bar in Remote, Rural Spain - Are You Crazy? Is establishing a successful, thriving British bar/restaurant in a remote part of Spain a possibility? Buy two crumbling old farmhouses in a remote, rural part of Spain and open up as a British bar/restaurant? Are you mad? Aprill/06 Opening A Business In Rome ~ One Expatriate’s Observations ~ by Sarah Yeomans - My first impression of Rome was that it was a lawless land, where you could make up the rules as you went along, as long as it didn’t attract the attention of the occasionally alert police officer or government official. Everything around me seemed to reinforce this impression, from the “creative” parking solutions, such as parking on a curb, to the seemingly helter-skelter methods of immigration control. Sept./04 Opportunity in Mozambique - Opportunity in Mozambique - I stayed mostly with an Afrikaner who had staked out 20 hectares (50 acres) of beautiful beach about an hour out of town; his cost basis is basically zero. The government gave it to him because he committed to develop it for tourism; someday it's going to be worth what prime beach front just outside a city is worth anywhere else in the world. He'll fill his property with Germans and Swedes flying down to beat the European winter while taking advantage of fresh lobster and fish that cost almost nothing. And there aren't just hundreds, but thousands of miles of pristine deserted beach on this country's coast. Owning A Business In Spain - Buying A Bar ~ by Samantha Hornick - Ever wondered about buying a bar in Spain? Last year alone, a record number of ex-pats left their home towns for a new life abroad, and 75,000 of them bought properties in Spain, a figure which is expected to rise to 100,000 in 2005. There is little mystery as to why Spain has become such a popular destination for those seeking a new life. For many Spain is the perfect choice with year round sunshine and a better quality of life overall. But the biggest dilemma facing most potential émigrés is finding work abroad and the one dream most of them share is to own and run a bar in the sun. Buying your own bar is the most appealing and low cost option for those wishing to move abroad and ´do their own thing´. May/05 Peddling a whole new service by Anne Bovaird - Peddling a whole new service by Anne Bovaird - Sebastien Laurent spends a lot of time on his bike negotiating narrow Paris streets, breathing carbon monoxide fumes and maneuvering around demented French drivers. "The drunks see our biker outfits and think we're training for the Tour de France. We turn a lot of heads," said Laurent. At 26, this Franco-American is managing director of Breakaway Courier Systems France, a subsidiary of the parent company based in New York City. Laurent was born in France but did most of his growing up in the US. During a junior year exchange program in Rouen, he fell I in love with his native country as well as a girl. Running A Business In Spain ~ A Little Advice ~ by Katja Dekker - It has been almost three years since we moved to Spain and finding our way around has been fun and sometimes a struggle. When you move abroad you realize that you are giving up your career, your house, the lease car and all. But in return, there is a romantic future lying ahead of you; a future without stress, traffic jams, thousands of emails a day, dark clouds, rain. An exiting future with new possibilities, new people and new habits. Jul/05 Secrets To Surviving In China - Learning What It Takes To Make It In China ~ By Glenn Frost - Doing business in China is filled with idosyncratic gestures that act as a brake on business. Most people feel you can't do business in the country unless you have a local Chinese to represent you. But having someone else represent you in business may not work for the kind of business you want to set up. The above article will give you some ideas about what you will face in China and what are some possible solutions. Feb./03 Set up a portable worldwide office for less than $35 per month -Setting up a portable worldwide office - The next time I move, my contact information will move with me. Whether I’m on business in Glasgow, vacationing in Greece, sizing up property in Guatemala, or living in Timbuktu—my contact information will stay the same. No matter how often I move around, I will now be instantly accessible to friends, family, and even my bank manager. My portable office system means my postal and E-mail addresses and my telephone and fax numbers need never change again—regardless of my physical whereabouts Singapore: Living, Working and Doing Business - Singapore: Living, Working and Doing Business - Situated at the southernmost tip of the Malay Peninsula with a land area of 685.4 km2, Singapore is an island-state with a 4.2 million population.Modern Singapore was founded by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1819. Only until the “rightful” Johorean heir agreed to sell the island to the British that it became a colony. Widely known and recorded by many sojourners as Temasek - Sea Town - by the 14th century, Singapore was part of the Sri Vijayan empire. Apr./07 Traveling or Doing Business as an American may be Hazardous to your Physical and Financial Health ~ Investigating a Second Citizenship To Avoid Business Hassles ~ By John Schroder - Right now is a good time to investigate whether or not getting a second citizenship is something you want to do. In many countries a second citizenship can pave the way to a more hassle free business enviroment. And depending on your nationality, a second citizenship may help make your travel less dangerous. Easier travel and friendlier business just might be what you find with your new citizenship. Dec./02 Your Beach Business Under the Sun - Body Painting In Bahia ~ By Richard Abel - Bahia, Brazil means beaches during the day, parties at night and surfing in the morning. Some people come and never leave. One of the ways that people have stayed on the beach is with a new tanning oil product from Brazil that can be sprayed directly onto the body. Spraying bodies on the beach with tanning oil could lead to something interesting. Check this out. Jan/03 .
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