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Countries in Europe now offering start-up visas (without major capital requirements): - Denmark - France - Italy - Netherlands - Spain - Portugal
by 0xfaded 9y ago
Countries in Europe now offering start-up visas (without major capital requirements):
- Denmark
- France
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Spain
- Portugal
- Lithuania
- Estonia
- Austria
- Sweden
I'm currently applying for Denmark. Invest Denmark has offices all over the world (including Palo Alto) and will be more than happy to assist you through the process.
I've been in SV for 3 years, but never went for the green card. The US won't let me stay, so I guess I'll have to go suppress wages somewhere else.
- anon999888999 9y agoTo everyone else. If you care about your privacy, dont go to Denmark. That country is turning into a shitshow nazi dream. Source: I helped the government build a database registering their citizen every move. Currently has 10000 A4 pages of meta data on average on every citizen of meta data alone. Just meta data.
- robk 9y agoAnd the UK which you seem to have left out. Why? Tech City Visa is well known.
- 0xfaded 9y agoHonestly I did a fair few days of research and whenever the UK is listed as an option, the figure 200,000 gbp also shows up. Looking more into this, looks like there is a special 50k gbp if the money is coming from local VC's or government grant. In my case I have a side product that is fielding licensing inquiries, and I'm looking to bootstrap (figure that's just as time consuming as fund raising). I don't have 200k gbp in the bank, and I'm not willing to nor see the need to gamble with family and friends' money. So to me the UK scheme falls into the category of "major capital requirements".