Goodevening, I’m from Nigeria, and my best friend wants to invite me over for my honeymoon, she requested for an electronic guarantee letter and for months now, she hasn’t gotten any reply, any advice?
Hi Patrick, is there any a HNI from India can move there by doing some investment and we speak fluent German. Kindly advice, then we can further discuss this with you.
Yes, you do have many options to Obtain Citizenship through Investment in many of the EU Nations, Only the range of Investment differs from Country to Country!
@@galaxychildrenacademythega4977 I am from Austria, so I probably know more than most people here - including history and the history in Austria of my family tree. But I would not like to work in that country, it's too tough (compared with other countries which will leave more money for the same work in your pocket)
@@peterkolta1207u seem so ignorant.... What about the social benefits like free education and healthcare funded with this tax money....? Do you know how much day care costs in places like Singapore USA or even Switzerland.. plus health and education costs.... Give a better point if you have...
@@xtopher960 Sorry I live abroad and we have all that and the taxes are significant lower. In fact we just had a hospital stay due to covid19 2 weeks ago for 1 week and it was absolutely affordable (100$ co pay, single room isolation). We have medical checkups every year (I'm self employed), however that's more a cultural thing it seems, the checkup costs 100$, we pay ourself however in companies it's usually paid for employees (and even family members). I never experienced that in Austria at least it's very rare that people below 40 do regular checkups, or are invited by companies to go for regular checkups. The education system is far better than in Austria, until the age of 14 kids are usually 1 year ahead compared with Austria (I saw the tests, however students need either help from parents or afterschool support to master the educational path). The myth that high taxes are required to deliver a good system is a scam that's getting burned into the people's head to justify the political / administrational mess that's going on in Austria and Germany. Again I am from Austria, I like the landscape of Austria and visit it regularly, but I do not want to earn my money in Austria. Overall my impression since the last stay was that many people are not satisfied with their situation - especially younger people. It was not like that 15-20 years ago, people were merely super proud and Austria was more affordable for them. Also we travel Austria a lot -- since it is my home country and my kids should have some connection with it.
@@xtopher960 Seems like the other post is getting reviewed by someone, Austria has a weak industrial base. If you have a small business your supplier is probably called Amazon. If I need parts (screws, pneumatic fittings, etc) I can just call my neighbour and I can have the parts until the evening. In Austria I sent an email to a supplier and did not even get a reply. As mentioned in the other post (which is getting reviewed) the Education system in Austria is not very good - I went through it and in every aspect of my self employment it wasn't enough. I saw tests from students abroad at the age of 14 - they were at least 1 year ahead at that time and items were much more detailed. Everything can be learned and recalled afterwards certainly but the more someone knows the easier the start will be afterwards. High taxes are not needed to deliver good services! Especially not like in Austria - just recently there was an article in Austria that the real tax burden reaches up to 63% for the average.
Hello sir I want to come to Austria because I found my other half and we are planning towards me moving to Austria and we really need a lawyer please can we discuss about this we need a lawyer for this
Would you please make a video explaining "settlement permit - gainful employment excepted"
Good afternoon am so happy I found your channel and I live In Austria but want my mum to join me. How can I reach you for further information
Sure - you find our contact on www.lawandbeyond.at
I want to come to Austria with my family as a self-employed, can I discuss with you about that?. I need a lawyer for this.
Hi, please contact us www.lawandbeyond.at/en/contact/
Is it possible to contact you in person?
Sure - you find our contact on www.lawandbeyond.at
@@lawandbeyond_at Got it. Would be great if you could share your linkedin because the existing url isn't working
@@surajsahoo649 link to LinkedIn for myself www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-onyemaechi-kainz and the firm www.linkedin.com/company/law-and-beyond/
Hi, I live in Latvia , I am having a EU long term permanent resident, how can I convert it in Austria?
Goodevening, I’m from Nigeria, and my best friend wants to invite me over for my honeymoon, she requested for an electronic guarantee letter and for months now, she hasn’t gotten any reply, any advice?
Hi Patrick, is there any a HNI from India can move there by doing some investment and we speak fluent German. Kindly advice, then we can further discuss this with you.
Yes, you do have many options to Obtain Citizenship through Investment in many of the EU Nations, Only the range of Investment differs from Country to Country!
Sir please can you help me apply to university in Austria
Sure, I would be happy to. Please contact us via www.lawandbeyond.at
I really wonder who would like to go to Austria for work and pay high taxes. Austria is perfect for vacation.
If u r not going their keep your mouth shut.
@@galaxychildrenacademythega4977 I am from Austria, so I probably know more than most people here - including history and the history in Austria of my family tree.
But I would not like to work in that country, it's too tough (compared with other countries which will leave more money for the same work in your pocket)
@@peterkolta1207u seem so ignorant.... What about the social benefits like free education and healthcare funded with this tax money....? Do you know how much day care costs in places like Singapore USA or even Switzerland.. plus health and education costs.... Give a better point if you have...
@@xtopher960 Sorry I live abroad and we have all that and the taxes are significant lower. In fact we just had a hospital stay due to covid19 2 weeks ago for 1 week and it was absolutely affordable (100$ co pay, single room isolation). We have medical checkups every year (I'm self employed), however that's more a cultural thing it seems, the checkup costs 100$, we pay ourself however in companies it's usually paid for employees (and even family members). I never experienced that in Austria at least it's very rare that people below 40 do regular checkups, or are invited by companies to go for regular checkups.
The education system is far better than in Austria, until the age of 14 kids are usually 1 year ahead compared with Austria (I saw the tests, however students need either help from parents or afterschool support to master the educational path).
The myth that high taxes are required to deliver a good system is a scam that's getting burned into the people's head to justify the political / administrational mess that's going on in Austria and Germany.
Again I am from Austria, I like the landscape of Austria and visit it regularly, but I do not want to earn my money in Austria. Overall my impression since the last stay was that many people are not satisfied with their situation - especially younger people. It was not like that 15-20 years ago, people were merely super proud and Austria was more affordable for them.
Also we travel Austria a lot -- since it is my home country and my kids should have some connection with it.
@@xtopher960 Seems like the other post is getting reviewed by someone, Austria has a weak industrial base. If you have a small business your supplier is probably called Amazon. If I need parts (screws, pneumatic fittings, etc) I can just call my neighbour and I can have the parts until the evening. In Austria I sent an email to a supplier and did not even get a reply.
As mentioned in the other post (which is getting reviewed) the Education system in Austria is not very good - I went through it and in every aspect of my self employment it wasn't enough. I saw tests from students abroad at the age of 14 - they were at least 1 year ahead at that time and items were much more detailed. Everything can be learned and recalled afterwards certainly but the more someone knows the easier the start will be afterwards.
High taxes are not needed to deliver good services! Especially not like in Austria - just recently there was an article in Austria that the real tax burden reaches up to 63% for the average.
Hello sir I want to come to Austria because I found my other half and we are planning towards me moving to Austria and we really need a lawyer please can we discuss about this we need a lawyer for this
Hi, sure we would be happy to assist you. Can you please email us to office@lawandbeyond.at in case you would like to arrange a consultation?