India has a burgeoning middle class with money to spend, a large English-speaking population. SmallBusiness.co.uk talks to the UK entrepreneurs who are cashing in on the world’s second-fastest-growing economy.
Eastern Europe has undergone and is still undergoing many substantial changes, which are altering the economic landscape. Would-be entrepreneurs should investigate the area to see if any lucrative business opportunities are arising.
In 2005, almost 200,000 Britons headed overseas permanently and many of these people are leaving the UK to start up their own business abroad. A major hurdle they will have to clear, however, is gaining permission to start a business in a new country – applying for a visa or work permit can be a lengthy process, which varies from country to country.
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