how would I be able to move or easily establish in norway?
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Learn Norwegian.  Find a job.  Apply for a working/staying permit.  Move there.\n\nThat's the legal way.  I'm not going to suggest any illegal methods for you to try.\n\nFor more information contact your local Norwegian Embassy.
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There are a lot of international laws that govern these things.  I would contact a bank that works internationally and an international business lawyer to help you get setup.\n\nGood luck with your venture
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GO there and do what?  You should first look into how you would make a living there.  You should have a better reason to move than just weather.
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I do not live in a scandanavian country either. But I would try this, you have nothing to loose and may find something very interesting instead.\nI would look on the internet to find banking institutions that are doing business both in Sweden and outside. Then look on the web pages for the companies as they usually post any job openings on their home web sites.\nIf they do not have any opening in Sweden but have branches in other areas you may be able to get a job in another location and then be able to transfer to your desired area.\nDo make sure that you have all of the required working permits for that country as that might prevent you from attaining your ideal positions. Check with the consulate as well.  Good luck!
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Hi mastani, there are several ways of obtaining the permanent residency Visa in New Zealand. You can come as an investor, as a "skilled migrant", in some cases as a refugee and if you have family here, you can come through the family category. As an investor, you would need a large sum of money to invest in the busyness of you choice in new Zealand. The more qualified you are, the less you need to invest. It gets more complicated than this, but this is the basics of it.\n.\nThe most commonway to obtain the visa is probably through the "Skilled Migrant" category. In this they judge you on your skills and qualifications, on whether you have a job offer in New Zealand or are likelly to get one, and also on how good your english is. It works as a system of point. For example, if you have relevant tertiary qualification in an area which NZ is lacking, you get a few points, if you speak good english (usually a 6.0 grade on IELTS is required) you get a few more points, and if you have a job offer in NZ you get a lot more points. If you have enough points (the number changes every year), you are invited to apply for the residence visa (once you have formally expressed your interest). \nOf course there are several other factor which can get you points, such as health, whanau living in new zealand, not having a criminal background and so on.\n.\nIf you are planning on coming, I strongly suggest that you get legal advice. There are a few free legal services available once you arrive in New Zealand, and there are several companies which help migrants with the bureaucracy for a price.\n.\nA firm that i know of which works with 'Migrant Job Placement' and helps clients with immigration issues for free is called "NewJobZ". I think their website is http://www.newjobz.co.nz/\n.\nI hope you manage to come live in this beautyful country, as I did! Good Luck!\n.\nCheers,\nMigrant
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You can either appoint an agent or a representative in Singapore as that may cost much less compared to opening an office where rental and hiring of backup staff can add-up to quite a bit.\n\nI conduct my own business as well and travel often to Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Myanmar.  I might be able to assist in those areas.
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thats easy  man...what would really be a challenge is if you aspired to move a country..like just move it dude..ya know people and all...even the trees and sh it and the birds yeah the birds..and the lamposts and stuff.. yeah and the chocolates and candy and stuff i like them..and  lots of other things man..i mean like everything..but them things first.. \nsee how easy that is guy.. then come on here asking how easy it is cos dude..i can tell you it will be hard..good luck and let me know what country you move i vote england..move it somewhere hot near barbados or something..good luck with that...please keep me informed of the progression..
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I can't see why not.\nYou need to have a\npass port, and a \nworking visa.\nSome research on jobs. \nBig bonus if you speak Dutch.\nCheck out a web sites on the \ncountry and see if it is what \nyour looking for. \nGood luck...
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I dont know...I live in Norway..but if you want to meet Norwegians..go to Norway. ha ha ha...Lykke til.
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Perhaps immigration may be an interesting possibility? \n\nHave you done much travelling? Maybe you could take an extended vacation and do some sight seeing? \n\nAre you interested in opening a shop or a pub or maybe selling things online? \n\nIf you're open to a really radical change, you could consider fostering children, on a short or long term basis :) Or fostering animals! \n\nHave you got any ambitions that you might like to fulfil, such as writing a novel? \n\nGood luck to both of you, I hope you can find something to enjoy!
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I say go for it!\n\nHostels are the way forward, but if you're going to setup a Hostel you need to know what your competition will be in the area! Here's what i could find: http://www.hostelmania.com/HostelCountryList/EUR/En/bg/hostels-Bulgaria.aspx\n\nMarketing yourself online, hookup with agents to sell your beds and everything should start going your way!
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I would guess Monaco, which also has the lowest crime rate in the world. But that is the playground of people who do not have money worries.\n\nOn a more normal scale, Norway has a very high standard of living and property prices are nuts. I built a house 2 years ago for 3.2 million kroner, and it is now worth 5.5 million. That is a boom market. This is mid Norway. Northern Norway does not have the same cycle - we are in the oil and gas (Offshore) bracket here in Bergen.\n\nWe pay very high taxes though :-( \n\nHope that helps with your question
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First, DO NOT become illegal.\nGenerally you can arrange appropriate visas and permissions from Ambassady of the country you wish to go.\nDo it beforehand and they will guide you through the process.
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easiest way is to sell souvineers ,,,,, buy cheap & sell high ,,,\n or a tour guide depending on your knowledge of the area ,,\n  anything really since you'll be having people from around the world converging on you ,,
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it depends from what country and with what skills. it is the easiest for eu citizens or if your current employer sends you here.
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Sure you can it's the same as the US but only because you own property, that will not give you right to live there.\n\nYou need to immigrate through the proper channels and gain permanent residency.\n\nApart from Canada, New Zealand is of the easiest places one can immigrate too (as long as he/she is a skilled worker).\n\nSee their website (look under Skilled Migrant and Business Migration)\n\nhttp://www.immigration.govt.nz/
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Set up networks, you can make a lot, travel (but not that far)\nand its pretty easy. (use LINUX)