With this program, they can establish a company in the country without living there.
E -residy It is a program from Estonia with which Argentines can obtain a virtual residence for Establish companies in the European Union. This means that it will not be necessary to physically emigrate To prosper, but can be managed from the comfort of the home and in the country of origin.
The program was launched in 2014 and since then, more than 580 Argentines managed to establish ventures in various countries. In the case of Estonia, 186 people have their businesses therewhich places Argentina in the position 36 worldwide in terms of business created through the program.
How the E-Residy program works
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The E-Residncy program allows to operate a business in the European Union in a way 100% virtual. With this they can access the European market already suppliers of global services, at the same time that they can connect with a growing international network composed of Entrepreneurs with related interests. On the other hand, it offers security and trust due to the great digital infrastructure of Estonia.
However, it is important to clarify that E-residncy does not grant citizenshipfiscal residence, physical residence or travel rights to this country or others of the European Union. This only facilitates business internationalization and integration into the European digital ecosystem. Taxes are only paid at the time of distributing profits and all administrative processes are processed online.
In order to participate in the program, it is necessary to request the E-resident card that proves that they are already part of him. This is done virtually and must be presented in Curriculum vitaea statement of Reasons To join the program, a copy of the passport or ID, and a photograph. This will reach Argentina’s delivery pointwhich will be informed once the application is approved, together with the date to obtain it. With this, a E-resident kit To manage and develop the business.
Source: Ambito
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