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Yes I do agree with your points.It would have been a lot easier to get funded if you were a citizen. -But at least now the dream is POSSIBLE as opposed to IMPO
by vynch 15y ago
Yes I do agree with your points.It would have been a lot easier to get funded if you were a citizen.
-But at least now the dream is POSSIBLE as opposed to IMPOSSIBLE.
-You have to make up for these shortcomings by making something that much more awesome.
-And lastly if a VC is not willing to take this simple risk,maybe he should drop the letter V from his designation.
- fredoliveira 15y agoI am quite close to a lot of deals and I can definitely say that most people who are considered a-list investors today are both: a) willing to invest in someone who is waiting for a visa b) willing to use their contact network to get their investment secured with a visa for the founders. I've seen this happen multiple times - good lawyers pulled into the deal to expedite visa issues. It is in the investor's best interest.