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    best countrys for future entrepreneurs - aus??

    I am a young man living in europe who is just getting started in business. I am hoping to move from the country i live in now (which is in europe) to a country like australlia or new zealand. Somewhere hot and english speaking.

    What countrys are going to be best for oppertunities?

    I wont be going for a year or so, but it is good to think ahead, to give me goals to aim for.

    Any advise will be appriciated.

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    dubai is bloody fantastic for property development

    australia is great for financial services

    brazil is great for commodities

    phuket great for tourism/entertainment

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ease_of...Business_Index

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    I'd imagen aus would have a more business oriented environment than New Zeland although New Zeland could offer more business opportunities from bringing ideas over from differnt countries.

    I've accutally never been to either country so take everything I say with a pinch of salt but that is how I immagen it would be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jboydni View Post
    I'd imagen aus would have a more business oriented environment than New Zeland although New Zeland could offer more business opportunities from bringing ideas over from differnt countries.

    I've accutally never been to either country so take everything I say with a pinch of salt but that is how I immagen it would be.
    not really....nz is pretty much a backwater...it's a small farming community

    sydney is the financial capital of asia....we've got more investable funds than japan..or more funds than singapore and hk combined

    it's caus of compulsory superannuation and the time zone

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    Namibia - developing fastest, good technology, good for real estate, tourism - it's the safest, secure, economical and political stable, probably one of the safest country in the world, and one of the least corrupted according to TI. English, German, Afrikaans are the spoken languages

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    Quote Originally Posted by akula View Post
    not really....nz is pretty much a backwater...it's a small farming community
    lol, I think you'r underselling New Zealand just abit.

    Here is thier offical business link: http://www.investmentnz.govt.nz/ I'm sure you can find aus's as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by usakos View Post
    Namibia - developing fastest, good technology, good for real estate, tourism - it's the safest, secure, economical and political stable, probably one of the safest country in the world, and one of the least corrupted according to TI. English, German, Afrikaans are the spoken languages

    http://www.namibianembassyusa.org
    Namimbia is 55/163 on the corruption index and 42/175 on the ease of doing business index

    The stock exchange is booming though

    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/cbuild...ker1=NSEIO:IND

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    Quote Originally Posted by jboydni View Post
    lol, I think you'r underselling New Zealand just abit.

    Here is thier offical business link: http://www.investmentnz.govt.nz/ I'm sure you can find aus's as well.
    http://www.investaustralia.gov.au/

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    Due to the smaller scale of New Zealand, it's much easier to start up a small business. While it may seem harder to find a niche, people are much more receptive to new business and startups, and it's a very encouraging and community-minded society.

    We currently have very high interest rates, the OCR is 7.75%. That may be a hamper to getting a local loan for business purposes, but we are also at a state of very low unemployment - the market is running hot.

    Consumers are currently spending more than they earn in NZ.

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    Quote Originally Posted by usakos View Post
    Namibia - developing fastest, good technology, good for real estate, tourism - it's the safest, secure, economical and political stable, probably one of the safest country in the world, and one of the least corrupted according to TI. English, German, Afrikaans are the spoken languages

    http://www.namibianembassyusa.org
    do i spot a fellow namibian?

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    Its possible to make money anywhere on the globe. Sure, there are more opportunities in certain areas, but as a new player in the "game", I'd suggest moving somewhere which suits yourself. Find somewhere you like and will be happy living/working in.

    If you aren't happy with your surroundings, building a business will be that much harder.

    My 2 cents....

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