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I would like to leave the UK
"Peter Webb" wrote in message ...
"Dot net work" wrote in message om... Hello. I am from the UK, and wish to leave. Could someone recommend a safe country anywhere in Asia for me to set up a very small online business? I would love to be somewhere rural. Thank you. -dnw. Japan Korea Hong Kong Singapore Malaysia Indonesia China Thailand India Bangladesh Bhutan Sri Lanka He can't set up a business like that in Thailand or Indonesia without a local partner who owns more than 50%. Don't know about the other countries. |
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What do you think to stay in Nepal???
Nepal is a small country with multiple cultures, customs, religion but
harmony in religion and customes here is not any clashes in the name of religion and custome expect ****ing political issues but tourists feel quite comfort to say in Nepal i have met may english pepople who are staying in Nepal for long time. One of friend has make up his mind to stay in Nepal for some years. if you want some assistance from me feel easy to write me. I know here is easy to run some small business too. Regards cp Dhungana (Dot net work) wrote in message . com... Hello. I am from the UK, and wish to leave. Could someone recommend a safe country anywhere in Asia for me to set up a very small online business? I would love to be somewhere rural. Thank you. -dnw. |
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I would like to leave the UK
Hello again,
Thanks for your replies! I'm researching all suggestions so far by using the British foreign office www.fco.gov.uk site to get me started. About the small online business: I was thinking of setting up something like mycompany.com on the internet, and just taking it from there. Would I be allowed to do that? By "safe", I was hoping to avoid places where crime against westerners was increasing, such as burglaries and assaults. -dnw. (Dot net work) wrote in message . com... Hello. I am from the UK, and wish to leave. Could someone recommend a safe country anywhere in Asia for me to set up a very small online business? I would love to be somewhere rural. Thank you. -dnw. |
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I would like to leave the UK
"Dot net work" schreef in bericht m... Hello again, Thanks for your replies! I'm researching all suggestions so far by using the British foreign office www.fco.gov.uk site to get me started. By "safe", I was hoping to avoid places where crime against westerners was increasing, such as burglaries and assaults. -dnw. On this globe, "safe" is a synonym of "absence of muslims" |
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I would like to leave the UK
"Dieter Aaaa" Dieter "Dieter Aaaa" Dieter
wrote: On this globe, "safe" is a synonym of "absence of muslims" Now that's a xenophobic statement. Shame on you. -- Alfred Molon http://www.molon.de/Galleries.htm - Photos from Myanmar, Brunei, Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Nepal, Egypt, Austria, Budapest and Portugal |
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I would like to leave the UK
"Alfred Molon" schreef in bericht ... "Dieter Aaaa" Dieter "Dieter Aaaa" Dieter wrote: On this globe, "safe" is a synonym of "absence of muslims" Now that's a xenophobic statement. Shame on you. it's a scientific conclusion, it's not a political statement It's not my conclusion, it's based on facts and figures |
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I would like to leave the UK
"Thomas F. Unke" schreef in bericht ... "John W." writes: I personally suggest looking into Japan. Osaka, for example, has some programs for businesses looking to come from abroad and set up there. But if you don't need a license, go have a chat with the embassy and see if anything can be done about getting a non-tourist visa. It's difficult to do without an employer in Japan, but possible. Reasons for Japan: you can be in a nice, rural place that isn't god awful expensive but is also close enough to a city (Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Okayama, and any number of places outside Tokyo) to go there for the odd weekend excursion or to pick up some of your favorite items from back home. Only the most rural areas won't have broadband access. Lots of obstacles, but if you can overcome them then I suggest looking into it. Not a good indea unless you have personal contacts and speak at least some of the language. Reasons: Japan is extremely bureaucratic. Not easy to open a business for a foreigner. Then it is very expensive: Just to rent a simple, low standard flat, will cost you a fortune _before_ you even moved in. Many landlords don't rent to foreigners anyway: There is wide spread racism in Japan, which short term visitors often don't notice, but once you speak the language it can become a nuisance. True, there is broadband internet almost everywhere, but your business must make good money to pay for the high living expenses in Japan. again compared with Shanghai: There are single-contact business centres, arranging all paperwork for you to start a business. for free or at nett cost. low cost of living a lot of highly educated people foreigner friendly, no racism to Europeans broadband network 6 EUR/month work permit in 3 hours but language is a barrier to communicate, not in business but in everyday life and watch out for corrupt landlords |
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