Immigration. Travel. Living.
Tag: Business
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The International Experience Canada (IEC)Â
The program was open to help young people who wish to live and work in Canada temporarily. The IEC program gives people a taste of Canada and can be the first step towards permanent residency. IEC selects candidates in three categories: Young people between the ages of 18 and 35 from one of 36 eligible…
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Business immigration and choice of ownership in Japan
Moving to Japan to do business for foreigners is a very difficult task. Most often, to obtain a business manager/investor visa, the minimum investment must be at least 5,000,000 yen, which is equivalent to 44.5 thousand dollars. Even though this rule of law was canceled in 2015. Besides, it is necessary to provide an office/storage…
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English speaking jobs in Germany
Finding a job in Germany is not easy, but if you look, there are more opportunities here than it seems. There are a few more loopholes in German employment that will appeal to those who at one time did not spare time to learn English. With such luggage, you have the opportunity to find a…
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Cost of living in Bratislava – is Slovakia expensive?Â
Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia, one of the youngest independent states in Europe. After a turbulent past in the 20th century, as part of Czechoslovakia, Bratislava became the capital of Slovakia, which became independent in 1993. The last two decades have been marked by important economic and social reforms in Slovakia. Currently, Slovakia is…
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Sports Immigration in the USA
Immigration to America is the dream of many people who want to realize themselves and live with dignity. There are various ways for an athlete to immigrate to the United States, from obtaining the classic P-1 visa to opening a business in the United States. Which method is most optimal for you depends on many…
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New changes to Sweden’s work permit rules
New guidelines for work permits in Sweden went into effect on June 1st, 2022. Both employees and businesses are concerned about the new regulations, which apply to different kinds of work licenses. You will find compiled information about the new regulations on this page. Some pending recommendations for revisions to the laws governing labor immigration…
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Finding a job in Argentina as an expat
Located in South America, the country is blessed with a growing economy and rich culture and heritage. With the unemployment rate declining annually, finding work in the city is not difficult for expats residing in or out of its territory. The nation is a hub of countless multinational and international companies offering jobs to specialized…
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Singapore: retirement guide
How to retire in Singapore. Consisting of several islands clustered together, Singapore is a small country in the Malay Peninsula, with a large population of nearly 6 million people living in Singapore City. The country is home to several tourist attractions.
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Business: about the South Africa
About business in South Africa. South Africa, due to its multicultural diversity, is known as a country where representatives of the “rainbow nation” live. South Africa is one of the world leaders in the stock market – the Johannesburg Stock Exchange is located here.
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Chile: business opportunities
Chile through investors eyes. Chile, generally known as the Republic of Chile, is a state located in western South America. This is a developing country with a high income economy and ranks truly high in mortal development. Chile is known for being the utmost economically and socially firm nation in South America.