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Ask HN: Should We Move Again?

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Re: Ask HN: Should We Move Again?

#11
Feel free to bring your business the United States! You would need to bring at least 1.8MMUSD for tho for a visa.

There are many states NY/CT/MA that already have lots of finance-related companies located there and good availability of lawyers.

There is also the Delaware Court of Chancery which is very good for business. https://courts.delaware.gov/chancery/

Also if you are looking for webdev hmu I'm looking.

Re: Ask HN: Should We Move Again?

#12

Didn’t you read the newspapers before moving ? EU has just two problematic-countries regarding the control of politics over the justice. They are Hungary and Poland. Why would anyone move their wallet in a country that has shut down foreign universities? No more freedom of speach, no law to help you, a high dose of nationalism - that’s what your choise is.

Although after doing some research I figured out what you are referencing for Hungary with some googling, some references would have been appreciated. Do you have some references about poland/hungaey, and more specifically how it can impact a business?

Investigating this should be your part. The fact that the democracy itself is threatened with nationalism ideas should be a big warning sign. Look at their political scene, seems like there is not much opposition left and without it the future is dark. Maybe your headaches are a good thing, signs for a bad decision.

Re: Ask HN: Should We Move Again?

#13

> My issue is that I don't like it here and I don't feel good. At this point, your top priority should be getting your lifestyle back on track. Relocating to another location without thoroughly vetting it could just make your problems worse. If you're processing billions of dollars in volume and you're worried about taxes on the order of $500K per month, you should have plenty of budget to use for travel. Spend some…

> Never move to a different country unless you've spent significant time there and you know you enjoy it.

It is not that hard to evaluate a country remotely.

Back in 1999 I picked the US as my destination country.

I moved to the US back in 2003 (as soon as it became possible) - without ever visiting the US prior to that.

I am happy with my country choice and never exited the US since I entered it back in 2003.

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