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Anecdotally speaking, "Canada" is a good answer to many of the questions that you pose.
by abalashov 16y ago
Anecdotally speaking, "Canada" is a good answer to many of the questions that you pose.
- ojbyrne 16y agoAnd, from what I understand, Australia.
- cema 16y agoIt is much easier to move (and to immigrate) in Canada than Australia, however. Entrepreneurial spirit may be similar, but immigration laws are very different (and, although less critical, the distance from large markets).
- ojbyrne 16y agoI was discussing (and with the proviso that my knowledge was superficial at best) immigration policy - which seems comparable. Googling around shows me that Australia has a large foreign born population (24%), and a points based system similar to Canada's.
- ericd 16y agoWould you say that Canada has done as good a job or better of assimilating those immigrants culturally than the US has? (I think that's one of the reasons for the quotas/other hoops - to make it so that there's not enough at any given time to make sticking entirely to one's old cultural group easy).
- RealGeek 16y agoSingapore seems to have the most entrepreneur friendly immigration policy. They changed the eligibility criteria to add some investment and financial obligations in 2009. Until 2009, there were no investment required, no minimum employees and spending requirement. http://www.business.gov.sg/EN/BusinessTopic/HiringNTraining/EmployersResponsibilities/WorkPassesforForeigners/hiring_passes_entrepreneur.htm http://www.business.gov.sg/EN/BusinessTopic/HiringNTraining/...