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Moving and opening own small business
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2013/1/9 10:45
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I really want to open a Pastry shop in Japan.
How do I do it? I really want to know.
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by JCroes
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In general:-
Have lots of money.
Do lots of research.
Know what you are doing.
Speak/understand Japanese.
Hire at least two Japanese Staff.
Contact an immigration/business lawyer.
Good luck!
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by GC3
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Re: Moving and opening own small business
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2013/5/4 17:40
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any progress with your project ?
I would like to go there, too, and set
up a small business. Experience/knowledge
exchange desired.
Peter
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by Peter (guest)
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Re: Moving and opening own small business
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2013/5/15 13:15
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I'm not seriously considering starting a business myself but always wondered on this hiring Japanese staff clause- how much of staff are we talking about? Do they set minimum hours they must work to count?
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by Ted (guest)
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Re: Moving and opening own small business
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2013/5/15 15:51
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- 2 japanese or 2 permanent residents
- Full time
- With a real contract. No temp.
By the way, there is no garanty that immigration will give the investor visa even everything is done by the rules.
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