Comments on: Looking Back at 2009: Being Soldier, Backpacker, Expatriate, Business Owner and Dreamer http://christianjessen.net/looking-back-at-2009-being-soldier-backpacker-expatriate-business-owner-and-dreamer/ A Dane starting business in South America (Santiago de Chile) Sun, 05 Feb 2012 22:09:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Christian Jessen http://christianjessen.net/looking-back-at-2009-being-soldier-backpacker-expatriate-business-owner-and-dreamer/#comment-11476 Christian Jessen Wed, 01 Sep 2010 16:55:23 +0000 http://christianjessen.dk/?p=351#comment-11476 Hi Diego, thanks for your comment. I am living here on a turist visa (you can get up to 183 days every time you enter Peru), as getting a permanent visa can be a bit complicated. It all depends what type of visa you are applying for. You can read much more about all the visas of Peru on this site: http://www.expatperu.com/vrequirements.php I will see if I get time and inspiration to write some more blog posts about my experiences here in Peru so far. Christian Hi Diego, thanks for your comment. I am living here on a turist visa (you can get up to 183 days every time you enter Peru), as getting a permanent visa can be a bit complicated. It all depends what type of visa you are applying for.

You can read much more about all the visas of Peru on this site: http://www.expatperu.com/vrequirements.php

I will see if I get time and inspiration to write some more blog posts about my experiences here in Peru so far.

Christian

]]> By: Diego http://christianjessen.net/looking-back-at-2009-being-soldier-backpacker-expatriate-business-owner-and-dreamer/#comment-11475 Diego Tue, 31 Aug 2010 17:34:54 +0000 http://christianjessen.dk/?p=351#comment-11475 Hi Christian, I recently discovered your blog which I enjoyed reading very much. I have been thinking of moving to Lima and start a new life there, my only concern is getting legal residence. From your experience, how hard is to get legal status in Peru. Thanks and keep blogging ! Diego Hi Christian,

I recently discovered your blog which I enjoyed reading very much.
I have been thinking of moving to Lima and start a new life there, my only concern is getting legal residence. From your experience, how hard is to get legal status in Peru.
Thanks and keep blogging !

Diego

]]> By: Christian Jessen http://christianjessen.net/looking-back-at-2009-being-soldier-backpacker-expatriate-business-owner-and-dreamer/#comment-9661 Christian Jessen Sat, 27 Feb 2010 15:24:45 +0000 http://christianjessen.dk/?p=351#comment-9661 Hi Nehal, Where did you hear great things about the IT infrastructure in Peru? I really havent had good experience with this, as there are a lack of high-speed connections, and the private internet are both slow, unstable and expensive. The highest speed I have seen you can get here, is 4mbit. In order to get a investor visa, you need to invest $25.000 in a Peruvian company, and have a business plan to hire 5 peruvians within 2 years. Though you can start op a business without this, but then you dont have permission to work in the country. If you have any questions, you are welcome to ask me. Best of luck with your future business! Christian Hi Nehal,

Where did you hear great things about the IT infrastructure in Peru? I really havent had good experience with this, as there are a lack of high-speed connections, and the private internet are both slow, unstable and expensive. The highest speed I have seen you can get here, is 4mbit.

In order to get a investor visa, you need to invest $25.000 in a Peruvian company, and have a business plan to hire 5 peruvians within 2 years. Though you can start op a business without this, but then you dont have permission to work in the country.

If you have any questions, you are welcome to ask me.
Best of luck with your future business!
Christian

]]> By: nehal parikh http://christianjessen.net/looking-back-at-2009-being-soldier-backpacker-expatriate-business-owner-and-dreamer/#comment-9617 nehal parikh Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:27:16 +0000 http://christianjessen.dk/?p=351#comment-9617 Christian, I'm interested in opening up a business in Lima, Peru. I heard great things about their IT infrastructure and would like to know in more detail on how to setup a small office down there. I'm more interested to learn the actual fixed capital needed to start any operations down there. If you have any advice then I would certainly appreciate it. Thank you. Regards, nehal parikh Christian,

I’m interested in opening up a business in Lima, Peru. I heard great things about their IT infrastructure and would like to know in more detail on how to setup a small office down there. I’m more interested to learn the actual fixed capital needed to start any operations down there. If you have any advice then I would certainly appreciate it. Thank you.

Regards,
nehal parikh

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