Did you move an other country? if so...
 

Fellas, as far as i know there are buncha gfyers who lives far from home, so we may talk on the following:

1. where did You move?

2. is the country friendly for our business?

3. how do you handle residencial issues, are you doing back and forth trick or you registered a business to stay?

4. do they tax your business?

etc, etc.

1. CZ
2. yes
3. own a company
4. yeah, sure.

1. where did You move?
Manila, PH

2. is the country friendly for our business?
It used to be but not anymore.

3. how do you handle residencial issues, are you doing back and forth trick or you registered a business to stay?
I'm on a tourist visa and leave every other month or just pay a fee to extend

4. do they tax your business?
No, it's one of the perks hehe

I have lived in the UK, New Zealand and Spain - All three OK for biz - I have a valid passport for all three (UK PP is ok for Spain) and yep, you have to pay taxes in all three....

Spain is the most difficult place for biz but thats mainly because of language and the red tape they have for EVERYTHING....

If I may:

Is it safe for easily intimidated foreigners?

Do you still have ties to Germany for health insurance etc or do you do it all locally?

its very safe, a lot safer than germany

and i used to, but i have 95% of my stuff now moved over here, just need to finalize my residency by visiting foreign police

If you want a great place to live, very safe, friendly, lots to do and good low taxes for business, move to Malta.

I lived there for 1 year and it was great. All year round nice weather, cheap flights to most European countries with Ryanair, everyone speaks English, eating out and having fun is super cheap, you can get great 2 bedroom modern apartments for under $1,000 in a fantastic location.

Edit, just checked the USD>EUR conversion, you can get an amazing modern 2 bedroom apartment for $1,000. When I was there the exchange rate was shitty and my place cost $1500 a month for 3 bedrooms and 3 min walk to the centre of town. Now my place would have cost less than $1130 or so.

1. where did You move?

LA Baby LA!

2. is the country friendly for our business?

LA Baby LA!

3. how do you handle residencial issues, are you doing back and forth trick or you registered a business to stay?

LA Baby LA! Just ignored al that shit and was 100% ILLEGAL!

4. do they tax your business?

I paid tax in the UK - Via my internet interests that were all linked to my UK address and SS etc...

5. what happened?

Deported in 2007 - 6 Months in Jail ! LA Baby LA! WOOT WOOT ! :)

1. Switzerland
2. It depends. Not especially adult friendly but it can be done.
3. Registered a business
4. Yup, but again, there are ways.

What he said. I'm a resident.

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Man, I don't think the EU countries are so gracious towards the Turkie immigrants. Turkey is not a part of the EU and never will be, as well as the Muslim Turkie culture will not be accepted well there. You (not you personally) are just so different... Just sayin' :2 cents:

Running a company in the EU opens you a lot of possibilities, unless you have the attitude you just gave to our Turkish buddy.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh Was it a poo violation?

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1. A nice Caribbean island
2. yes, I am an internet makering biz
3. I am illegal and I like it (working on my permit though)
4. yes, I pay taxes (my company is registered here)

I have a company in EU since 2001, but I'm talking about a little bit different thing. I'm talking about the culture-related problems he may face there. I'm as a Russian citizen had no any problem in EU, USA and even in the Emirates. However, I know a lot of stories about people from Muslim counties that had serious issues in the EU (especially there because the States are still more tolerant towards other cultures).

Actually it's better to ask the EU guys directly.

1) Thailand

2) It is unless you get caught. Then you're in a world of shit.

3) Lots of visa options. Education is a good one.

4) Not legally. But if they catch you, they are going to tax the hell out of you.

Low profile fuckers sneak here and there as usual, but i hope we talk serious people here.
I would ask the guy first if he is religious at all... EU countries get more color if you go west and hide in the north if you know what i mean.

Keeping a low profile is a good idea no matter where you live but having to hide means you're in the wrong place.

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Totally agree about hiding part. Low profile - I meant those immigrating illegally.

1. Spain
2. yes
3. Wife's Spanish
4. If you register as autonomous there's not much paperwork, someone will come to you your office just to see it's being used as what you say it is, but apart from that just a few forms.

Jesus footwear.

you've never been to Turkey, have you?

you should visit Istanbul, you will be surprised

and being from Hamburg, which has a huge turkish community, i can only say that there are good and bad people everywhere - no matter where they are from. same goes for your russian people btw.

I have and yes it's different from many of the EU countries. Istanbul is modern, yet drive 20 km outside the city and see what's there. I the Turkish community in Hamburg noticeable, in it's own areas and with it's own mosques?

Now show me the German community in Brno or Hamburg or London and the English community, French, Italian or do we blend in more?

whats a 'red tape'?

I will blend. I try to speak Polish as much as I can.

can you explain this a bit more in details? because in the past i considered moving in there and as far as i know adult is kinda de facto issue there which is you are being ok if you stay low profile.







i m not religious mate, even i was that won't be a big issue, cuz there are bunch of moderate muslims here as well as in other religions.








Thank you...

I'l add following regarding CZ residence:
Except company you can also get trade license which is cheaper,you can also get a job,and last what is also funny-get visa if you get GF there.I dont know does any other country in world gives visa simply based on relationship,in most cases you need to be married.There are other type misc visa types like student visa,bank account visa,research visa,etc.But those 3 which i mentioned are most common.You can also visit this url to get more info about registration process:
http://www.tradelicense.cz/
In shortly no country beats CZ when it comes to easiness of immigration.I think all porn people should move there ;)

1. where did You move?
Poland

2. is the country friendly for our business?
Not especially because it's like living in the vatican, but nothing that is done specifically to hurt porn.

3. how do you handle residencial issues, are you doing back and forth trick or you registered a business to stay?
Business to stay

4. do they tax your business?
Yes

My man! :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

Depends on where you are originally from. I was choosing between CZ, Poland and Slovakia. They have different requirements. Very different, that helped me to make MY choice.

what kind of business exactly?

just don`t try open any company in romania lol :)
you will pay taxes and taxes and taxes
fuck it!

Brazil, if you live together you can get a visa.

Uruguay, if you can prove you earn 500 USD per month, you get a visa and after 5 years a passport also. Don't need a girlfriend for that.

Been there many times and I have to say it's a very different country to Russia, EU, USA etc.. The worst thing you notice there (not in Istanbul which does really look like almost secular city) is their attitude towards the foreign women.

2AtlantisCash: No offense please. I know there are good and bad people in any country.