I'm in for a major adjustment, I see, if I move from Japan to Argentina. The old-school Japanese craftsmen who do remodeling and maintenance jobs for me typically bow to me after I've paid them and won't stop bowing until I'm out of sight.
I've done business in China for years and speak Mandarin Chinese. I'm also a permanent resident of Taiwan. China isn't going to let up until it takes control of Taiwan. It's just a matter of time. The U.S. doesn't have a military alliance with Taiwan. It has the Taiwan Relations Act...
I'm a permanent resident of Taiwan and own a small factory there (I'm currently in Japan on business). The problem is China. Once it invades the party's over in Taiwan and it will be time to move on.
If the government of Argentina had any foresight it would put out the welcome mat for Taiwanese tech companies looking for a place to land before China takes over.
Thanks everyone. I visited Argentina in 1996 for a couple of weeks when considering a move there. It seemed too backwards technically and politically then and I chose Taiwan, which turned out to be an excellent choice for manufacturing and doing business in general.
I'm a US citizen with a small business in Japan which designs and produces products primarily for the agriculture and food production industries but also produces some OEM medical and sports products. I manufacture everything in Taiwan. We have long term plans to migrate solely into agricultural...
Would BBVA have charged 5% of the transferred amount after the six months waiting period? Do banks in Argentina have foreign currency accounts which allow transactions in a variety of foreign currencies in addition to USD?