Starting business in Germany

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Hanan.princeMember06 March 2017 12:41:12

Hello every body im 43years old lady owner of Egyptian company for educational coulsultant and training and social development services i have 2kids and i want to open my own company in Germany in same field plus exporting educational stuff for Africa ...I need information about how can i start ...any helpful information ....about process and chances to sucseed ...thanks for any helpful information in advance

beppiGermany - Singapore Expert06 March 2017 15:52:05

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Your inquiry is very broad. What do you actually want to know more about?
To start a business in Germany (or anywhere, actually) requires knowledge of local regulations, a network of potential customers, partners, suppliers, a good business plan, sufficient finances to survive until break-even (which can take a while) and, probably most important of all, good language skills.
And if you are non-EU-citizen and want a visa for living in Germany, based on starting a business here, it will become very, very difficult.

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