edelweiss

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by edelweiss 13y ago
Only reason I can see from the rules would be that your employer offers less that the minimum salary (kollektivvertrag) for your position. See below for EU Blue Card Germany, Non EU Citizen, No Degree, No German based training, WITH ICT(inf
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by edelweiss 15y ago
What Commercial Aircraft do you fly, and for how long have you been a Commercial Airline Pilot?
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by edelweiss 15y ago
It made sense for Entrepreneurial US Citizens to leave the U.S. since 2003 (when I moved my family of 5 to Vienna Austria), so it's already too late (not so easy to renounce US Citizenship now, new draconian financial reporting laws for exp
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by edelweiss 15y ago
It made sense for entrepreneurs to leave the U.S. since 2003 (when I moved my family of 5 to Vienna Austria), so it's already too late (not so easy to renounce US Citizenship now, new draconian financial reporting laws for expats and new la
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by edelweiss 15y ago
It made sense for intelligent people to leave the U.S. since 2003 (when I moved my family of 5 to Vienna Austria), so it's already too late (not so easy to renounce US Citizenship now, new draconian financial reporting laws for expats and n
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by edelweiss 15y ago
Right, on a completely brain dead obvious idea! Patents are supposed to be "novel", and non obvious.
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by edelweiss 15y ago
Try Vienna Austria, I have been based here for 5 years for the very same reason.
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by edelweiss 16y ago
France does not have a competitive labor market, that is for certain! However 9.6% is a low rate of unemployment for France historically.
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by edelweiss 16y ago
The idea of throwing open the doors, was to ensure a truly competitive playing field for Americans and Immigrants alike. If an Immigrant, and an American have to be paid equally, work the same hours, have the same benefits and rights, then
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by edelweiss 16y ago
Clearly, starting a business in Europe is far more costly and time consuming than in the US. It took 3 months to get approval by the Handelsgericht (commercial court) to obtain approval of the incorporation papers. In Austria, you must have
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by edelweiss 16y ago
Why I left my country (USA)to become an immigrant in Vienna Austria. Indeed, why would anyone leave their home for new laws, different language, different foods, different social customs. The very same reason both my great grandfathers left
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by edelweiss 16y ago
Yes, just look at Boeing vs Airbus and the WTO. http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/manufacturing/2010-...
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by edelweiss 16y ago
An American creates a startup in Vienna http://unicornfree.com/2010/why-im-putting-on-a-bootstrappin...
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by edelweiss 16y ago
Vienna is one of the key research and development cities in the world. A very strong investment environment for startups. http://www.wien.gv.at/forschung/ SchnitzelConf is a 1-day, full-contact conference in Vienna, Austria on September 7
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by edelweiss 16y ago
If you want to live in a community of self centered people, who never speak with their neighbors (the famous California 7 foot tall privacy fence, and gated communities). The beaches are beautiful, however you had better be rich and live cl
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by edelweiss 16y ago
I lived in Boulder Colorado for 2.5 years, and really enjoyed climbing "the flatirons", Longs Peak, and many of the other 14k peaks. Boulder is an awesome town, sadly it has all of the same problems of the rest of the US. Now I get a sane a
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by edelweiss 16y ago
Recomendation: Come check out Vienna Austria first. I am a "U.S. Citizen", "born in the USA", whose parents were also "born in the USA". I moved my family to Vienna, Austria 8 years ago. I have for 4 years, owned and operated my own busines
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by edelweiss 16y ago
I am a Republican, a conservative, a believer in limited government, and a parent to this current generation now entering college, and I have much to regret. I lived in the “silicon valley” of California from 1979 – 1984 and again from 1988