Podcasts about e residency

In this thrilling episode of the Global Communicator podcast, we take you on a journey to Estonia — the hidden gem of Northern Europe!

Guillermo Chávez, responsable de los mercados español y francés en e-Residency de Estonia, hace balance de estos 10 años.

This time we uncover how Estonia, the world's leading digital society, is transforming government and business operations through innovative technologies. In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of the real-time economy—a game-changing initiative that Estonia is leading to reduce the administrative burdens on entrepreneurs and enable more immediate business transactions. Additionally, we examine the impact of Estonia's e-Residency program on global business practices through digital innovation.  In this episode: Sirli Heinsoo, Director of the Digital Economy Department at the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications, joins us to explain how Estonia's digital landscape is evolving. We'll explore the steps Estonia is taking to minimise reporting requirements and bureaucratic hurdles, making it easier for businesses to thrive.Hear from e-residents Alistair Starling, Natalia Storozhukwho and Oleksandr Storozhukwho have navigated the waters of starting and operating a business in Estonia. They will share their personal challenges and triumphs, providing a real-world perspective on the digital tools and systems that have shaped their entrepreneurial journeys being part of e-Residency.

Estonia's e-Residency program turns ten years old, and we join in the celebrations with a deep dive into what's been, so far, a very exciting path. As one of the international golden children of Estonia's digital and global economic policy, the e-Residency program has changed, evolved, and grown. In the digital space, ten years are no short time.From government start-up, to world-known solution for digital entrepreneurs and location-independent workers. To explore the program's journey, we sat down with Katrin Vaga, Head of Global Communication for e-Residency. Speaking milestones, tangible benefits of the initiative, and navigating as much global trends and cultural shifts. 

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Interview mit Meliisa Palipea, der PR & Community Managerin des e-Residency Programms in Estland. Was ist die e-Residency und wie kann man mit Hilfe des Programms ein steueroptimiertes Unternehmen für seine P2P Investments gründen?

Sofort Ausweis und Konteneröffnung in diesem Inselparadies! Dieses kleine Inselreich ist kaum bekannt, hat aber Spannendes zu bieten: Digitaler Ausweis und E-Residency Bankkonteneröffnung Firmengründung Wunderschöne Strände und eine der schönsten Tauchgebiete der Welt Was es mit Palau auf sich hat, aber auch was du als EU-Bürger wissen musst, sehen wir uns in einer exotischen Ausgabe von „Faszination Freiheit“ an. Und eigentlich ein perfektes Thema, was den Namen „Faszination Freiheit“ wirklich verdient hat.

As the winter chill settles over the Northern Hemisphere, digital nomads — professionals who blend remote work with the freedom of travel — are navigating towards destinations that promise warmth and culture and the digital infrastructure essential for their lifestyle. This year, a small Baltic nation's innovative program highlights the evolving remote working trend with a unique offering for global entrepreneurs. Estonia's e-Residency initiative exemplifies the blending of remote work and global travel that defines the digital nomad lifestyle. While programs like these enable location-independent business operations, digital nomads also leverage e-residency and similar offerings to combine professional pursuits with the flexibility of frequent travel. As global workers increasingly detach traditional notions of career from geography, innovative countries are positioning themselves to attract these roving professionals. The post The New Professional Pilgrimage: Digital Nomads and Estonia's E-Residency appeared first on ComplexDiscovery.

A bonus episode today, as I just got home from Estonia.Spain is my physical home of choice, but Estonia is my digital home, and there are many good reasons for that.  After last week, it feels like more than a digital identity as well, that is conferred by my little blue e-Residency ID card.I'd love to know what you think, and if you want to learn any more about the Estonian e-Residency programme then just give me a shout...You can even send a voicenote, via https://www.futureisfreelance.xyz/ (look for the mic

I'm thrilled to be broadcasting from Latitude 59 in Estonia today, renowned as the cradle of the digital revolution. And the person who'll be joining us today is someone who has played a pivotal role in shaping that revolution – Taavi Kotka. Taavi Kotka is not just an entrepreneur, but also the first-ever Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the Government of Estonia. His innovation and vision were key in shaping e-Estonia, the world's most digitally advanced nation. His contributions, notably the world's first e-Residency program, have revolutionized the way the government interacts with its citizens and conducts its operations. Starting his career as a humble programmer and eventually becoming the CEO of Webmedia (now Nortal), Taavi has worn several hats throughout his illustrious career. His achievements range from being crowned Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year to receiving Estonia's prestigious White Star III Class Order. Now, as a special advisor to the European Commission Vice-President Andrus Ansip on the European Digital Single Market, Taavi continues to influence the tech sphere, whether it's through his startup ventures, consulting for enterprises and governments, or his thought-provoking keynotes at global conferences. In today's episode, we're going to deep dive into a conversation with Taavi Kotka. We'll explore his journey, the milestones he's achieved, and his views on the future of digital governance and transformation. I also learn how for community-led businesses, Koos simplifies shared ownership to let business-critical communities earn and own equity-like stakes in that business without messing with the cap table. As we wrap up this insightful conversation with Taavi, we're reminded of the disruptive power of technology. Through his relentless efforts and innovative thinking, Taavi has transformed not only industries but also an entire nation. His insights into digital transformation, government policy, and the startup ecosystem offer a unique perspective on the future of technology.    

How to build a digital-native nation? How to use digital-native design to solve voter fraud and corruption? For an action-packed episode with an actual builder of digital governments, our host Waheed Rahman (@iwaheedo) takes the seat with one of the world's most influential people in the field of digital governance, Siim Sikkut. (@sikkut) The man who led Estonia's groundbreaking E-residency program and also played a builder role as the Estonian government's former Chief Information Officer (CIO). Siim is also the author of the book ‘Digital Government Excellence: Lessons from Effective Digital Leaders” and helps policymakers and technologists around the globe in building future-ready digital societies.  On the episode we cover: -the fundamentals of building a digital nation -E-residency, virtual identity programs for non-residents -Estonian government's technological and legal approach to transforming the country into one of the most advanced digital nations in the world -strategies and policies needed to launch and steer development initiatives and regulations -how to use digital design solutions in overcoming issues such as voter fraud, tax fraud, corruption and enabling agile policymaking in government -how to collaborate with relevant stakeholders on policies concerning technology and digital adoption -how to use the best practices of scalable startups in innovating solutions for citizens  Follow our host Waheed Rahman (@iwaheedo) for more updates on tech, civilizational growth, progress studies, and emerging markets. Here are the timestamps for the episode. On some podcast players, you should be able to click the timestamp for the episode.       (00:00) - Intro (04:05) - Siim's background in digital government (06:44) - What is the reason for the Tiger Leap Initiative originating in Estonia? (08:14) - What is unique about the Estonian government's digital Program?  (13:49) - How was the issue of building citizens' trust addressed in Estonia governments' digital program initiatives? (15:45) - What approaches were taken to address the problem of voter fraud? (25:25) - What steps were taken to communicate to government stakeholders and ministers that the process was iterative and there was a risk of failure, and how were they convinced of the importance of taking such risks in pursuing e-government progress? (28:00) - Revenue model of the E-Residency program of Estonia (33:13) - In what ways were digital solutions leveraged to combat corruption and enhance transparency? (36:32) - What are the best practices for smaller countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America that are interested in adopting a more digital government approach similar to the Estonian model? (43:25) - what approach do you think is more effective for politicians in terms of giving remits and prescriptions to civil servants for technology initiatives? (45:48) - What lessons can be learned from the failures of digital governments, and what traps do government officials commonly encounter on their digital journeys? (48:21) - Quick Fire Round (50:10) - Outro

Find out more about this event on our website: https://bit.ly/3XBd5QZ Estonia was the first country to offer e-Residency – a government-issued digital identity that allows entrepreneurs from anywhere in the world to start and manage a paperless EU-based company fully online. To date the e-Residency of Estonia has attracted over 96000 entrepreneurs, freelancers and startup founders from 179 countries including 4100 UK nationals. With 99% of public services online, the country's startup ecosystem does not disappoint either, having bred the founders of Skype, Bolt, Wise and others, meaning the tiny country has the most unicorn businesses per capita of any other country in Europe. With goods, services, data and people not moving as easily anymore between UK and European Union, many have found a solution in e-Residency as a fully online alternative way to establish an EU base. Speaker: Ülane Vilumets leads the team that is responsible for ecosystem development and partnerships at e-Residency. Before joining the team Ülane was an entrepreneur and a startup founder herself, having built a travel app and site with half a million monthly visitors. With her experiences ranging from offline as well as online business, she understands the challenges of SMEs engaging in cross-border trade very well.

Dank der e-Residency bin ich seit Sommer 2022 ein digitaler Staatsbürger Estlands. Dadurch habe ich jetzt unter anderem auch mein Gewerbe in Estland anmelden können. Mehr zum Hintergrund des Programms und möglichen Steuervorteilen bei Investments in P2P Kredite, gibt es in diesem Podcast.

Adam Rang is a third generation Estonian born in the UK. Since moving to Estonia in 2016, Adam helped develop Estonia's E-Residency programme as its Chief Evangelist and has since worked for the Estonian government to help promote Estonia internationally in English, including for the Office of the President. He also started his own company to help develop Estonia's sauna industry, by exporting Estonian sauna design and technology, as well as traditions. Since the start of Russia's full scale war in Ukraine, Adam has pivoted more towards counterpropaganda for Estonia, including as a member of Kaitseliit's cyber unit. He started his career in South Africa in journalism before switching to PR and working in the British defense industry. Adam has graduated from the University of Cape Town in the field of Social Sciences, Politics and Gender Studies in South Africa. In this episode, you'll hear us discuss: Adam's early engagements with Estonia University years in Cape Town How did he become the chief evangelist for the e-residency programme? How did he fall in love with saunas and where is the best sauna in Estonia Getting the Estonian word leil into English A secret of the best sauna Liitu uudiskirjaga www.globaalsedeestlased.org, et uus saade jõuaks iga nädal sinu postkasti!

Today we explore how the digital nature of Estonia's business and government technology has led the world, in extending these services of business owners from anywhere. Ülane Vilumets and her team support the e-residency services marketplace, and the increasingly global network of e-resident businesses it serves - from solopreneurs to high-growth startups, who are part of a unique global community.You can learn more and subscribe to the e-residency newsletter, at https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/Brought to you by https://xolo.io 

Unsere Welt wird zunehmend digitaler. Wir erledigen unsere Bankgeschäfte online, schicken elektronische Post und finden manchmal sogar unseren Ehepartner im Internet. Ist da ein elektronischer Resident noch verwunderlich? Im Dezember 2014 hat Estland als erstes Land diese Möglichkeit gelauncht und bietet den Bürgern dieser Welt die Chance, alles online zu erledigen und zu verwalten, ohne nach Estland reisen zu müssen. Unser heutiger Gast, die Rechtsanwältin Frau Aet Bergmann erklärt Ihnen heute alles, was mit der E-Residency zusammenhängt. Wenn Sie als Geschäftsperson oder digitaler Nomade an der optimalen Lösung für Ihre Unternehmungen interessiert sind, hören Sie in diese Episode rein.

In this episode of the Expat Empire Podcast, we will be hearing from Ülane Vilumets. Ülane is from Estonia and created her first company in the country when she was 23 years old. She was building her Baltic tours and travel platform businesses for several years before the pandemic hit and she had to think about what she wanted to do next. With her love for international travel and meeting people from around the world, it was a perfect fit for her to start working for the Estonian government to promote the e-Residency program.    Estonia's e-Residency program is an excellent way for location-independent entrepreneurs to run their businesses digitally from anywhere in the world. With full access to the EU market and everything managed completely online, it is one of the top choices for business owners who want to run a company while traveling the world.   Listen to this insightful conversation with Ülane to find out what the e-Residency program is all about, who it's a good fit for, and how you can apply for it!   LEARN in this episode:   ✔ How the e-Residency program works, what profile of entrepreneurs are the best fit for the program, and the steps for applying   ✔ The benefits and challenges to be aware of regarding the e-Residency program   ✔ Where the world is going in terms of entrepreneurship, company incorporation, immigration, taxes, travel, and remote work   FIND Ülane at:   ► e-Residency website: ​​https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/   ► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ylane/   START your Estonian e-Residency Company with Xolo Leap: https://expatempire.com/recommends/xolo   ----- SCHEDULE your free consulting call: https://bit.ly/ExpatEmpireContact   DOWNLOAD our free Top 10 Tips for Moving Abroad eBook: https://bit.ly/ExpatEmpireTop10   REVIEW us: https://ratethispodcast.com/expatempire   DONATE to support the show: https://bit.ly/ExpatEmpireDonation   FOLLOW us on Social Media:   ► Instagram: https://bit.ly/ExpatEmpireIG   ► Facebook: https://bit.ly/ExpatEmpireFB   ► LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/ExpatEmpireLI

In this episode you will hear Hannah's insights about the importance of a transparent business environment for digitally mobile entrepreneurs operating their business across borders with Estonia as a case study.  Being a digital entrepreneur is full of opportunities but you also need to be aware of the risks.Hannah Brown is  the Head of Content at e-Residency of Estonia. E-Residency is a government-led initiative that provides foreign entrepreneurs with digital access to Estonia's advanced e-services + business environment.  Hannah is currently working in the content marketing and creative field to bring this pioneering programme to the world. If you want to be our guest, or you know some one who would be a great guest on our show, just send your email to info@globalriskconsult.com with a subject line “Global Risk Community Show” and give a brief explanation of what topic you would like to to talk about and we will be in touch with you asap.

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Hannah Brown joins us today to explore the famous e-residency program that has attracted tens of thousands of entrepreneurs to Estonia, where they legally establish a business in the European Union. In addition to exploring the program, we also discuss growing up in multiple countries, what life is like living in Estonia, and the new digital nomad visa the country has established to provide a gateway for remote workers to call this beautiful country home. In addition to being one of the most open countries to foreigners in the EU, they also offer hundreds of islands off the coast, fairytale-like cities and architecture, and an amazing art and coffee culture. We dive into it all today on this episode of About Abroad! You can learn more about E-Recidency Estonia at https://e-resident.gov.ee/ and follow Hannah on Instagram @hannahmlbrown If you're enjoying the podcast, please consider taking 2 minutes to leave a short review at: RateThisPodcast.com/aboutabroad Sign up for our monthly newsletter at: aboutabroad.com/newsletter This season is brought to you by Insured Nomads. They are absolutely the best when it comes to providing health, travel, medical insurance for nomads, expats, and all forms of world travelers. You can visit their website at InsuredNomads.com or connect with them on LinkedIn. This episode was also brought to you by E-residency Estonia, the very best way to incorporate your business in Europe, without ever having to step foot in the EU. Register and manage your company's filing 100% online in one of the most business friendly and digitally advanced countries in the world. Visit e-resident.gov.ee/ to learn more.

At the beginning of 2021 Lauri Haav altered his career path from the world of tech startups to the realm of government. This might sound like an incongruous move, but the Estonian government is more advanced than most countries in terms of its level of digitization and its embracing of technology, and Lauri is currently running a program which is the first of its kind. Almost 7 years ago Estonia launched their e-Residency program; this means that almost anyone, almost anywhere in the world, can become an e-resident of Estonia. Currently, if e-residents were a city, they would be the third biggest city in Estonia! If you're wondering why obtaining an Estonian e-ID card is an appealing option, you'll get all the answers in today's episode. We also discuss the various reasons why the Estonian government is so ahead of the curve in terms of digitization, how they have assisted their population in making the transition to digital platforms as seamless as possible, challenges that they have experienced, and what they hope to achieve in the coming years.   Key Points From This Episode: •   Estonia's advanced level of digitization, and what their e-Residency program is. •   Lauri shares what his professional background in the tech space consisted of. •   Similarities and differences between working in technology companies and working for government organizations. •   Factors that resulted in the Estonian government's early embrace of the internet. •   How Estonia's approach to electronic ID cards differs to most other European countries. •   Lauri explains the mechanics of an E-ID card. •   Estimated percentages of the Estonian population who make use of Estonia's various E-platforms. •   Ways that Estonia ensures their e-Platforms are secure and their approach to privacy. •   How the Estonian government attracts talent to its technology department. •   Some examples which highlight the constraints of some traditional procurement processes. •   The value of working in different types of organizations. •   Challenges that come with the growth of an organization or department. •   An e-Government program that was drastically accelerated as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. •   Two main reasons that people will sign up for the Estonian e-Residency program. •   The percentage of new businesses in Estonia over the past 3 years that are owned by e-Residents. •   How the government is going to determine whether or not the e-Residency program is beneficial to Estonia. •   Technology that underpins key public infrastructure in Estonia. •   Countries which are following in Estonia's footsteps, and how Lauri feels about this. •   Lauri shares his opinion on the work being done by Propsera. •   How being an EU member affects Estonia's e-Residency program.   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurihaav/?originalSubdomain=ee (Lauri Haav on LinkedIn) https://www.chartercitiesinstitute.org/ (Charter Cities Institute) https://www.facebook.com/Charter-Cities-Institute-424204888015721/ (Charter Cities Institute on Facebook) https://twitter.com/CCIdotCity (Charter Cities Institute on Twitter) Support this podcast

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Toda la info: https://vivedistinto.com/como-funciona-e-residency-estonia-empresa/ “¿Cómo funciona el sistema de la E-Residency y las empresas digitales en Estonia?“ Quizás es una de las preguntas que me hacéis con más frecuencia, en este post y episodio del podcast vamos a tratar de profundizar para explicar Cómo funciona el programa de e-residency en Estonia. El programa de la e-residency de Estonia Estonia es uno de los países más avanzados a nivel de digitalización de la administración. Después de su salida de la URSS, Estonia se puso las pilas con el tema administrativo digital. Años después, decidieron utilizar esa infraestructura para atraer talento y emprendedores. Dando paso a lo que conocemos como e-residency, un programa innovador para que personas extranjeras en Estonia pudieran abrir y operar negocios de forma 100% digital en el país. Este es mi caso, me hice e-resident en Estonia en el 2020. Episodio del podcast patrocinado por: https://www.webempresa.com/

Kia Ora, Nihao and hello! Welcome to the Chiwi Journal Podcast. I'm your host Camellia Yang. On the show, I interview global citizens who follow a unique path to build a better future and share stories and tips they learned along the way. Our conversations are focus on cultural observations, technology trends, career development and philosophy. My guest today is Joel Burke. He is the partner at Tribe AI, MA Candidate at Georgetown'sGeorgetown's International Business & Policy program. He leads the e-Residency program at the Republic of Estonia and has been a mentor to a startup accelerator focused on defence solutions in the US. He has been to over 50 countries, lived and worked on 3.5 continents and helped with many remote work visa and city-building projects. We discussed: How Joel started his career and showed interest in the intersection between tech and policy? A summary of the E-residency program at Estonia that Balaji mentioned @1729.com What the advantages for small countries leveraging digitalisation? What's the opportunity for startups in the public service sector? Share some other initiatives, e.g. Columbia remote work visa and SDZ Alliance (Ethiopia city-building project) Response on the “Cloud-first, Land second” concept of building the future. A thought experiment on uploading minds online and downloading on any form of a body. With the increasing tense between China and the US, what Joel's views on current geopolitics based on his experiences? China has tremendously invested in Africa's infrastructure. What local people's perspective towards China? Among all 50 countries Joel travelled and lived in, what's the most interesting culture shock? Top three tips for people who choose to live a nomadic lifestyle and do remote works in the future What gets Joel most excited about the future? A brief overview of chartered cities Books and Links Mentioned: The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age by James Dale Davidson and William Rees-Mogg E-residency Estonia SDZ ALLIANCE 1729.com Stand on Zanzibar by John Brunner The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin. Connect with Joel on LinkedIn Remember that you can join my monthly newsletter email list at camelliayang.com, where I spend 140+ hours digging valuable insights from books, articles and podcasts and share them in a 6-min easy-to-read email. If you like the show, please rate or leave a review on Apple Podcasts to help others discover this podcast.

New pick up locations are finally opened in South Africa, Singapore, Brazil and Thailand. Link to the article: https://e-resident.me/new-e-residency-locations-thailand-singapore-south-africa-brazil/ Questions about starting a business with e-Residency? Reach out to us at estonia@comistar.com #estonia #e-residency #fintech #startup #onlinebusiness #eresidencythailand #eresidencybrazil #eresidencysingapore #eresidencysouthafrica #cryptolicensingestonia

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Lithuania launches its own e-Residency scheme. It's a great thing for entrepreneurs and competition pushes the Estonian government to innovate more and improve the value proposition of the Estonian e-Residency. Link to the pick-up locations mentioned in the video: https://e-resident.gov.ee/pick-up-locations/ Get in touch with us at estonia@comistar.com

In this podcast episode (which is originally a Youtube video) I talk about the future of the Estonian e-Residency program. I talk about some challenges and opportunities ahead. While being a bit idealistic in my approach, I hope some of these changes will become a reality. The link to the blog post is here: https://e-resident.me/the-future-of-e-residency/ If you want to ask us some questions: estonia@comistar.com or just find our contacts at www.e-resident.me

En este episodio hablamos acerca de la residencia virtual que ofrece el gobierno de Estonia.

My guest today is Mikk Maal, CEO of Comistar. Comistar offers smart corporate governance solutions, including company incorporation, accounting, tax & legal advisory to help foreign entrepreneurs to do business in Estonia. Our conversation focuses on Estonia's E-Residency and how Estonia's institutions are all digitized. Mikk discusses the benefits of becoming an E-Resident of Estonia, the entrepreneurial/start up culture of Estonia, the benefits and drawbacks of living in a country whose institutions are completely digitized and much more.  ––– Coin Gaming Put your crypto knowledge to the test with Coingaming, and take home your share of a massive 500 mBTC prize pool. Predict the BTC price for Feb. 1, 2021 for a piece of the winning. Visit https://play.bitcasino.io/btc-predictor-2020-gb/index.html to learn more. ––– TOKENIZED STOCKS from BITTREX GLOBAL Bittrex Global is offering all of the Charlie’s listeners the ability to now buy tokenized stocks from Tesla, Apple, Amazon and more. Please visit https://global.bittrex.com/discover/tokenized-stocks to get fractional shares of your favorite stocks now from almost anywhere in the world. ––– This podcast is powered by BlockWorks Group. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at https://blockworks.co

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With only a couple of days to go until Christmas, we’ve got one last favourite episode to re-gift you. As we move in and out of tiered restrictions and face an uncertain year ahead, the urge to get a change of scenery and escape grows stronger. Estonia has a system for moving your business and even yourself to the country and enjoying all the benefits of being in the EU, as well as exploring the country and getting that change of scenery. In this episode, Harry talks to Ott Vatter, the MD of these programmes, about how we can take advantage of them and what it actually means to get the visa or the e-residency.

In this episode I talk about 5 different niches where e-Residency company is a great choice when setting up your legal structure. More info at e-resident.me

Different e-residents have different purposes for obtaining the e-Residency. In this episode, I am highlighting 7 situations when e-Residency is not for you.

In this episode I am going to talk about Estonian taxes. I am focusing on the most critical taxes - corporate tax, VAT, salary & dividend taxes

What is Estonian e-Residency and how it works, why it's a good idea to choose Estonian company and other questions you need answered.

In this podcast episode I talk about the MOAT. It's one of the key things that Warren Buffet looks for in a business before investing.

As we move in and out of lockdown and face an uncertain year ahead, the urge to get a change of scenery and escape grows stronger. Estonia has a system for moving your business and even yourself to the country, and enjoying all the benefits of being in the EU, as well as exploring the country and getting that change of scenery. In this episode Harry talks to Ott Vatter, the MD of these programmes, about how we can take advantage of them and what it actually means to get the visa or the e-residency.

Have you heard of Estonian e-Residency, or wondered how it could help you and your company?In this episode, we are joined by Alex Wellman from the Estonian e-Residency program. Estonia is considered by many the most Digital Nation in the world, and for good reason! 99% of its government services are available entirely online, paving the way for Estonian e-Residency. Find the full transcript here More about Alex: TwitterMedium

Oggi abbiamo in diretta FABIO FACCINFabio è un consulente di digital marketing e ha fondato la sua società in Estonia e gestisce le campagne di marketing online di alcune delle più grandi aziende multinazionali e alcuni tra i più noti formatori italiani. Ha da poco pubblicato il suo primo libro: “Sognavo la libertà - Diventare freelance e riprendere in mano la propria vita in 5 mesi” Il sito di Fabio: https://performance-ppc.com/

Kristiina is the Head of Sales at 1Office Group, a company helping entrepreneurs like myself to start their company in Estonia through the E-residency program. In this podcast you will learn everything about E-residency and why you should open a company in Estonia. Kristiina knows everything about the E-residency program and I learned a lot from her during this interview. Check 1Office at https://1office.co/

Estonia's government created a first of its kind program called e-Residency, which lets users set up electronic residency in the country and now boasts Pope Francis as a member. But it's doing far more than making headlines around the world: It's also allowing small businesses who'd never have dreamed it was possible to work in the international business community since Estonia is a member of the EU. Working there used to be extremely cost-prohibitive, but with e-Res, it takes just over $300. Ott Vatter, managing director, e-Residency in Estonia joins me on Tech Talks to share the benefits e-Residency's popularity has brought to his small country. I learn how the program hooks users up with its lauded transparent business environment and then allows members to do business in the EU without all the regular hassle. It got its start for the export of Estonian services, but five years in it's now benefitting companies around the world. Ott also discusses the challenges of creating a "digital first" nation and how it became a cornerstone of Estonia's identity, as well as how governments can help build business, and the importance of updating legacy governmental processes.

La diretta di oggi è con LORENZO PRIMITERRA.Lorenzo è un nomade che si è trovato a conoscere questo mondo dalla fine: infatti quando ha sentito il termine "nomade digitale" lavorava già da remoto da 4 anni e in quel momento si trovava in Spagna!Lavora come sviluppatore mobile e si interessa di progetti in ogni ambito: libertà di internet, digitalizzazione della società, investimenti in borsa e anche acro yoga.Segui Lorenzo su Instagram: @lorenzoprimi

Enquanto o Brasil afasta quem investe e empreende, Portugal resolve copiar a Estônia e implementar uma maior facilidade para capital e geradores de emprego entrarem no país. Digitalização do governo, residência digital, vistos mais simples, e mais um bando de ideias que o Brasil poderia prontamente copiar. Para quem quiser ler mais sobre o programa de Portugal (se bem que boa parte do programa é só água mesmo) https://dre.pt/web/guest/home/-/dre/132133788/details/maximized?serie=I&day=2020-04-21&date=2020-04-01 Acompanhe nossos artigos: https://ideiasradicais.com.br/a-economia-na-ditadura-militar-foi-uma-tragedia/ Ganhe criptomoedas usando a internet com o Brave: https://brave.com/ide004 Para assinar o nosso Sparkle: https://sparkle.hotmart.com/u/IdeiasRadicais/subscriptions/2373 Quer ficar sabendo quando nosso curso de investimento com escola austríaca ficar pronto? https://liderancasradicais.ideiasradicais.com.br/content

Setting up your business in Estonia, via the E-Residency program, is a great solution for global nomads who struggle to find a legal base to set up their location independent business. In episode 158 we described in detailed how this program works: Click here to know more (http://www.tandemnomads.com/158) In this specific episode, we will dive more into the practical aspects and steps that you will need to take to register your location independent business in Estonia. "You can now focus on your business and your clients instead of the admin hassles of your business"Chatlin Helm, the community manager of Xolo, will tell you about how this works. Xolo was founded in May 2015 out of the urge to revolutionize the way people become entrepreneurs and manage their companies. The company provides accounting software and services to enable millions of freelancers, contractors and digital nomads around the world to start and run microbusinesses in a hassle-free way. Xolo helps manage independent businesses from anywhere, with access to secure banking, accounting, and one of the simplest tax systems in the world. (https://tandem-nomads.ck.page/bf1636e29a) What You Will LearnWhat the necessary steps are to register your business in Estonia What the costs related to registering your business in Estonia are What you have to know about taxes and managing your finances in Estonia Resources And Inspiration: Estonian E-Residency – where to register your business when other countries push you away – With Katrin Vaga (https://tandemnomads.com/podcast/tn158-estonian-e-residency-with-katrin-vaga/) e-Residency Estonia - Tax Benefits, Online Business - Pros/Cons (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yndNoF2h1zk&feature=youtu.be) Find the list of service providers to set up your business in Estonia (https://e-resident.gov.ee/marketplace/service-providers/) How to legally set up your portable business – Rosiane Houngbo-Monteverde (https://tandemnomads.com/podcast/tn75-how-to-legally-set-up-portable-business/) Website (https://www.xolo.io/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/xolopreneur) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/xolopreneur/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/xolopreneur) Share Your Love! Do you enjoy listening to this podcast show? Leave on your review on your favorite app – Google Play (https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90YW5kZW1ub21hZHMuY29tL2ZlZWQvcG9kY2FzdA%3D%3D)   Share Your Thoughts! Connect with the Tandem Nomads community and share your comments! (https://www.facebook.com/groups/tandemnomads/)  

Is this you Nomad Nation? Is your home country (passport country or tax base country) not allowing you to set up a company if you do not live a substantial amount of days there? Is your visa or resident permit in your host country not allowing you to work and set up a company from there? Are the barriers to entry or the fees to register a business in the country or countries where you are based way too high for you? Are you likely to move from one country to another every couple of years and need to set up a business that is location independent to not have to keep opening and closing a company locally? If you said yes to at least one of these questions, this episode is for you! Many global nomads, especially expat spouses, cannot set up their business anywhere because their home and/or host country’s regulations won’t allow them to do so. Thanks to the E-Residency program this can change now and here is how it works. "The E-residency program is a great solution to set up a location independent business,it is also a community of like-minded people."Katrin Vaga it the Head of PR for e-Residency program in Estonia. She is a former TV and radio journalist and a foreign correspondent based in Brussels and London. While leading the communication activities in the UK tech company, she also ran her own small but successful retail business. Today, working for e-Residency program, she is dedicated to introduce this unique opportunity to entrepreneurs around the world who are looking for the platform of transparent digital services that helps to launch and run their borderless and paperless business remotely with no bureaucracy. What You Will LearnWhat the e-Residency is and what the benefits of this program are Why the e-Residency is a great solution to register a location independent business What you need to know before starting the process Resources And Inspiration: How to start a company in Estonia & EU (https://e-resident.gov.ee/start-a-company/) Service provides to set up your business in Estonia (https://e-resident.gov.ee/marketplace/service-providers/) Learn how to set up the business with the service provider Xolo (http://www.tandemnomads.com/160) The Estonian e-Residents International Chamber Association (https://eerica.ee/) E-residents of Estonia Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/eResidents/) How to legally set up your portable business – Rosiane Houngbo-Monteverde (https://tandemnomads.com/podcast/tn75-how-to-legally-set-up-portable-business/) Find Katrin online Website (https://e-resident.gov.ee/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/eResidents/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/e_residents/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/e_residents) Share Your Love! Do you enjoy listening to this podcast show? Leave on your review on your favorite app – Google Play (https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90YW5kZW1ub21hZHMuY29tL2ZlZWQvcG9kY2FzdA%3D%3D)   Share Your Thoughts! Connect with the Tandem Nomads community and share your comments! (https://www.facebook.com/groups/tandemnomads/)    

Welcome to Beyond Brexit episode 92 and the start of our rolling VIP guest spots. This week Ott Vatter, M.D. of Estonia’s E-Residency initiative tells how 100’s of small UK businesses are signing up so they can get access to EU market opportunities after Brexit – as well as his 70,000 network! Elsewhere in this […] The post GBF092: Want access to 70,000 prospects? Find out how from our guest this week appeared first on BizVision Hub.

Ott Vatter is the Managing Director of the first ‘governmental start-up', e-Residency. He took up the mantle of MD in 2019, having previously held the position of Deputy Director. He was responsible for the scale-up of the e-Residency project through strategic partnerships and product development from 2015 to the present day. He has spoken at several high-profile events like the World Knowledge Forum in South Korea where he spoke alongside the President of Estonia, Kersti Kaljulaid, about how digital initiatives like e-Residency will pave the way for stronger economic and societal relations worldwide. Back in 2014, Ott Vatter was hired by the Estonian Government to work on a special project, to figure out how to distribute national documents to non-citizens globally using Estonia's e-government platform. He realized quickly that he needed more time and took on an additional 18 months. Today, 5 years later, he is still employed by the Estonian Government and is the Managing Director for the e-Residency program. Let's start out with the not so obvious. Most of you may be thinking, ooh, e-residency in Estonia, I can go and live there and reap all the benefits of residency. Well, it's not exactly how it works. You can't actually live in Estonia; however, the program is really forward-thinking and as a matter of fact, has attracted 70,000 e-residents and 11,000 businesses in the 5 years since it started. Listen to this really interesting podcast to learn what the real benefits of an Estonian e-residency. Mikkel Thorup and Ott Vatter discuss how, why and where you can apply for an e-residency.   What Can You Expect When You Apply For An Estonian e-ResidenceHow long can you expect to take before the process is complete Who gets accepted Who doesn't get accepted What is the cost to apply Do I have to come to Estonia? Or can I do it all online What documents do I need to provide   Is This Program For You?Ott and Mikkel also talk in length about who this program is for. Do you think you qualify? Do you want to qualify?   What About Taxation?You are a US citizen travelling around the world as a digital nomad. Is getting an Estonian e-residency for you? Every country taxes their citizens differently, how different is Estonia? And of course, it's not just income tax, what about VAT? Estonia is part of the EU, so do they fall into the same category with VAT? Are you required to pay it? Or can you sidestep the process? These are all really great questions that Ott Vatter and Mikkel Thorup discuss in this episode of The Expat Money Show. A ton of research goes into each and every episode here on The Expat Money Show, especially for something like this e-residency program. What I found that was so fascinating was their sense of community. Who would have thought that Digital Nomads would want to reach out to other Digital Nomads inside or outside of Estonia and connect?  Find out how and when they do exactly this and most importantly, why they do this.   What Are The Next Steps?It's been 5 years since this all began. The Estonian Government is now really good at what you do, considering 70,000 people have registered for this e-residency. They clearly have the citizen's best interest at heart. What's next? The Future for Digital Nomads is ever-changing. The Estonian Government wants to be in the forefront of technology. Listen in to find out what they have in mind to launch next, you will be blown away. If fact, it was so interesting that Mikkel asked if Ott maybe had some ‘inside information' lol.   How to Contact Ott VatterOtt Vatter can be reached at https://e-resident.gov.ee/ (https://e-resident.gov.ee/) His email address is: Ott.Vatter@eas.ee And you can find him on Twitter and Instagram.   Final Thoughts From MikkelI was really intrigued by this interview I did with Ott Vatter. I had never heard of a country doing e-residency's like this and I just know... Support this podcast

We live in the best times ever, there are no more excuses to not create your own source of revenue and fulfillment on the move, especially if you are an expat partner. However, there are some important things to be aware of in order to make it happen, especially for expats in general and expat partners in particular. "There are no more excuses to not make it work."In this episode, you will learn how to evaluate your business to see if it is truly portable and how to make sure that all your activities allow you to create sustainable and consistent revenue, even when you live on the move and in constant transition. (https://tandem-nomads.ck.page/f8537a6618) What You Will LearnWhat questions you need to answer to evaluate if your business is location independent. How to lay out the activities of your business to make sure they are portable. What the 4 components are that will help you run those activities independently from where you live This episode is also available in a blog format:Click here to find the article Resources And Inspiration: Business Model Canvas tutorial (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP0cUBWTgpY) Business Model Canvas template (https://www.strategyzer.com/canvas/business-model-canvas) 15 examples of portable businesses (https://tandemnomads.com/coaching-is-not-the-only-way-to-build-a-portable-business/) Find a VA through Fiverr (https://www.fiverr.com) Interview with Andrew Jernigan from Insured Nomads (http://www.tandemnomads.com/150) Understanding “drop shipping” (https://www.shopify.com/guides/dropshipping/understanding-dropshipping) Saliha Khanum's Shop (https://shopvida.com/collections/saliha) What to know about the legal set up of your portable business (https://tandemnomads.com/podcast/tn75-how-to-legally-set-up-portable-business/) E-Residency in Estonia (https://e-estonia.com/solutions/e-identity/e-residency/) Three mistakes to avoid and make your business portable business (https://tandemnomads.com/three-mistakes-portable-business/) What is a portable business and how to make it scalable (https://tandemnomads.com/podcast/tn90-portable-business/) What can expat spouses learn from digital nomads – With Katharina von Knobloch (https://tandemnomads.com/podcast/tn130-what-can-expat-spouses-learn-from-digital-nomads-with-katharina-von-knobloch/) Share Your Love! Do you enjoy listening to this podcast show? Leave on your review on your favorite app – Google Play (https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90YW5kZW1ub21hZHMuY29tL2ZlZWQvcG9kY2FzdA%3D%3D)   Share Your Thoughts! Connect with the Tandem Nomads community and share your comments! (https://www.facebook.com/groups/tandemnomads/)    

「世界最先端の電子国家」と言われるエストニアの電子居住者制度「e-Residency」が今月（2019年12月）、5周年を迎えた。その制度の革新性やエストニア政府にとっての利点は日本でも広く知れ渡るようになったが、一方でそれを利用する「個人」にはどのようなインパクトがあるのか、あまりイメージが湧かない人も多いのでは？ 今回は「e-Residency」が電子居住する個人の働き方・生き方をどう変えたのか、現地在住の大津陽子さんにお話いただきます。

In the second part of our interview with Kaspar he shares some behind-the-scenes insights and learnings from his journey of e-Residency, which may well be one of the most important government experiments in the 21st century. The program started nearly 20 years ago after Estonia decided to become a fully digital society and to issue a digital identity to every resident. From there, it went on to welcome foreign citizens to Estonia’s digital global village. Kaspar Korjus was the Managing Director of e-Residency in the Government of Estonia. Kaspar started to run the program at the age of 26 years and today moved on to his next venture Pactum which we discussed with him in the recent LOF podcast. Kaspar is also listed as #1 on the Forbes Estonia’s 30 Under 30 in Technology and Finance list. Kaspar is fascinated by the idea of disrupting the governments to become service providers like any other company. He rarely gives interviews so we are absolutely grateful he took time to meet us.

« Digital nomads » : travailleurs qui adoptent un mode de vie dans lequel ils voyagent fréquemment tout en travaillant à distance, grâce à un métier qui nécessite uniquement un ordinateur et une bonne connexion Wifi.

If you're interested in living and working abroad, and in the future of work itself, or perhaps you've heard of the Estonian e-Residency then this is the podcast for you. In this episode I catch up with Lavinia Iosub, managing partner at Livit International in Bali. After growing up in Romania, Lavinia lived, worked and studied in 8 countries and 4 continents. With a passion for adapting our lifestyles to the future of working practices, Lavinia has now signed up for the pioneering Estonian e-Residency that allows her to create a mobile business from anywhere in the world through the Estonian government.   full show notes and references at: https://theideaslab.org/laviniaiosub   Music provided by Argofox: TheDiabolicalWaffle - My Wish https://youtu.be/sRWEMjYR6e4  

As we become more and more dependent on the internet, basic notions such a person’s country of residence are shifting. Estonia is the first country in the world to introduce an eResidency program, which allows people living anywhere in the world the ability to enjoy the same opportunities and services as people who physically live... The post Estonia’s E-Residency appeared first on Matters of State - International Relations Podcast.

E-RESIDENCY IN ESTONIA? Join me, Aviva Ounap and Marek Herm from Attela.ee as we talk about what the Estonian e-residency program is, plus we discuss some other interesting information surrounding this initiative. To become an e-resident there is an application form, a €100 fee, and a wait until you receive your approval from the government. Estonia’s e-residency initiative offers foreigners the chance to base their business and finances in a country with not even 2 million citizens – but just how effortless is this program? Since 2014, the Estonian program has issued approximately 60,000 e-residency permits for over 6,000 companies operated remotely from 136 countries around the world. E-residents also brought in over €15 million in tax revenue for Estonia, so it really is a great program for the country, but what about the participants? Listen and find out! SUBSCRIBE to our social channels and never miss an episode: SPOTIFY   iTunes   Stitcher   Soundcloud   Google Play Music   Tunein   Castbox   Podchaser   Pocket Casts   Overcast   iHeartRadio   PlayerFM   YouTube   acast ________________ Do you want us to talk about your project or company? Email us: education@saviidigital.com

Digital Nomad News is your source for weekly trending news in technology, travel, and remote work. Breaking Tech & Travel News: Lithuania announces new e-residency program for digital nomads (similar to Estonia e-residency) effective in 2021. Digital nomad travel medical insurance start-up, SafetyWing, raises $3.5M seed round of funding. Nomad List 5.0 takes over the #2 spot on Product Hunt. Google discontinues their popular trip planning app, Google Trips. Kristin Wilson discusses AI and the future of work on the most recent episode of her podcast, Badass Digital Nomads. More Details: Lithuania E-Residency Estonia E-Residency SafetyWing travel medical coverage for digital nomads and long-term travelers starts at $37/4 weeks. Nomad List 5.0 Google Trips App AI & The Future of Work Podcast About: Kristin is a long-term digital nomad, online entrepreneur, and expat relocation expert who has lived, worked, or traveled in 60 countries over the last 17 years. She’s helped 1,000’s of people move and live abroad and now teaches people how to achieve location independence through writing, speaking, workshops, and online content. Subscribe to Digital Nomad News. Subscribe to Badass Digital Nomads Podcast http://www.travelingwithkristin.com/ 

Today I am joined by Ott Vatter, the Managing Director at e-Residency, an initiative started by the Republic of Estonia to encourage more people to start businesses in Europe and to make it easier for remote workers and entrepreneurs to work while on the move. E-Residency was the first digital initiative of its kind, and there are now over 55,000 e-residents worldwide, including Bill Gates, Barack Obama, Pope Francis, and Angela Merkel. It has been so popular that e-residency applications have been growing faster than the number of births in the entire Estonian nation.   Today we are talking about how e-Residency came to be--what made the government of Estonia start this initiative, the benefits that have come from it, what impacts the country has seen from the program, and the possibility of other countries creating their own programs. You will also hear some mistakes they made along the way and how they overcame them. Ott Vatter is the Managing Director at e-Residency, an initiative started by the Republic of Estonia in 2014 to encourage more people to start businesses in Europe. It makes it easier for remote workers and entrepreneurs to work while on the move.    E-Residency was the first digital initiative of its kind, and there are now over 55,000 e-residents worldwide, including Bill Gates, Barack Obama, Pope Francis, and Angela Merkel. It has been so popular that e-residency applications have been growing faster than the number of births in the entire Estonian nation.    So why was it first formed? Ott says, “If we look at the population first of Estonia, we're only 1.3 million people. With the domestic market, we can't really develop or scale. We're also demographically losing people. People are moving away. Some people are moving back. But in general, the outlook in 50 years, 100 years is not that positive. We have to be clever in these ways that we can actually innovate. We're not a rich country in terms of national resources, or we don't have huge resources of oil. But what we do have is the basis of a digital country. We could really capitalize on that. The infrastructure of e-Residency was already there for our own citizens. We didn't have to invent anything new, but we could replicate the same model for foreigners. We use the same identity card, taking away the photo and making it available for others as well.”   Any individual is able to apply for e-Residency, even if they are not currently looking to start a company or work remotely. Some people just do it to say they are an “e-Estonian”. One of the main benefits of joining e-Residency is the ability to use your digital certificate to sign documents quickly and it allows remote entrepreneurs to let other people handle the basic administrative tasks which leaves the entrepreneur freed up to focus on more important parts of running a business.    When thinking about the future of work Ott believes that being a digital citizen will have huge benefits. He says, “People are traveling around even more and more. I think remote work is growing immensely. Digital identity is something that makes your life easier. As a German citizen, you wouldn't have to fly back to your own country, for example, from Thailand and wait in line in the tax office to fill out a form. Or in the U.S., for example, the tax forms, I mean, they're crazy. You physically have to be present to actually present all of these documents. I think the future of work is about being location independent. Being able to submit or do your business from anywhere in the world. I think digital identity will play a very big part of this revolution.” What you will learn: What e-Residency is and why it was started Why the concept of a digital society is so important The impacts of e-Residency on the country of Estonia  The role of privacy and security in a digital society Some of the mistakes that were made in forming this program and how they were overcome What Estonia is doing as a country to encourage people to start businesses there

In this episode, Filip talks with Chris, digital nomad and the owner of a fully remote insurance brokerage, about the perks of starting a business in Estonia. Chris shared how he was able to create that remote business in a specific niche (children’s health insurance) in a highly regulated industry. He also shared his experiences of becoming an e-resident and business owner in Estonia. Listen to the episode to learn how you can open a company in Estonia... Remotepreneurs Insights: Building a Unique Remote Business: How Chris co-founded a fully-remote business in a highly-regulated industry and pay his employee benefits Breaking Free of Entrepreneurial Bureaucracy: The hassles that many remote entrepreneurs face in their home countries vs the ease of starting a business in Estonia Business Ownership & Taxation as an E-Resident: Chris discusses the key benefits of setting up a business in Estonia Business & Life Beyond Boundaries: Chris shares why he is so passionate about Estonia and life as a digital nomad Key Quotes “There’s disruption everywhere, so the next thing to disrupt is states as governments” “That’s the nice thing of being an entrepreneur. You can decide whatever you want to do.” “Estonia is disturbing governments” “There are many people who want to work remotely or want to run business remotely, but they come from an industry where they don’t think that’s possible…” “I think the word record for opening a company is like 20 minutes in Estonia.” Resources Grab Xroads (Estonia-run government accountability software) LeapIn (Estonian accounting & business Payoneer PayPal Other Resources Pope Francis becomes an Estonian e-resident Become an e-resident of Estonia Don’t forget to get even more great episodes and resources to help you break out of the Matrix and grow your own remote empire at the Remotepreneurs website. Love the content? Subscribe and leave a review!

#9-Wir sprechen mit Reelika Virunurm über die e-residency. (nächste Woche auch wieder in besserer Qualität) Estland hat 2014 die e-residency eingeführt. Anders als der Name es vielleicht vermuten lässt, ist es kein (Steuer-)Wohnsitz und erst recht keine Staatsbürgerschaft. Es bietet die Möglichkeit unkompliziert und unbürokratisch ein reputables Unternehmen in Estland (und somit vor allem innerhalb der EU) zu gründen, welches sich komfortabel von unterwegs steuern lässt. Falls ihr euch fragt, warum Estland eine E-Residency anbietet – der Grund sind natürlich Steuereinnahmen. Das 1,3 Millionen Einwohner große Estland kann dank des E-Residency Programms zusätzliche Steuergelder generieren, ohne dass E-Residents sich physisch im Land aufhalten oder die Infrastruktur nutzen müssen.Abonniere uns, damit du keine Folge verpasst!Vereinbare noch heute Deine kostenlose Beratung.https://FTCircle.as.me/Verbinden Sie sich mit anderen Vielfliegern in unserer Facebook-Gruppe (https://www.facebook.com/groups/vielfliegerstammtisch/) & folgen Sie uns auf Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/FTCircle/).

This is the first beta episode (episode 001B) of "From Zero to Hero" Podcast, where we will be helping you to build up your knowledge about various topics including: Project Management, Software Development (such as Java and Python), Software development tracks (such as Android development, full stack development, Machine learning), Immigration, E-Residency, Operating Systems (such as Linux), Free and Open source software & finally On-Budget content creation (Podcasts and YouTube). Contact us and suggest the next episode topic by emailing us at: info (at) fromzerotohero.me

Wired magazine has called Estonia “the most advanced digital society in the world.” The President of Estonia (a woman — yay!)  just published an article about how “Estonia is running its country like a tech company” and that “governments must learn to provide public services as efficiently as Amazon sells books: no physical presence, no cost of application, no opening hours.”   Sounds pretty great to me. And to Julia Barrett, an American who was so excited by what’s going on in Estonia that she moved there to help develop e-Residency 2.0. E-Residency is a government program that bestows e-Residency to non-Estonians around the world. Julia also represents e-Residency in its partnership with the United Nations.   In this episode, Julia talks about what’s like to live in the world’s most digital society. And how despite all the tech, Estonians still cherish nature and traditions like jam making and baking black bread. Find links to the places we discuss on postcardacademy.co   I’m your host, Sarah Mikutel. Ready to travel? Sign up for my newsletter and get your free guide to cheap airfare.    Thank you so much for listening to this show. I know you’re busy and have many listening options, so it means a lot to me that you’re here. You are the best.   This podcast is brought to you by Audible. Not a member yet? Postcard Academy listeners can get a FREE audiobook and a 30-day free trial if you sign up via audibletrial.com/postcard

Christoph Huebner is the owner of Schwarzstorch Oü, a personal holding, and service company in Estonia ran through the e-Residency program. Christoph is an entrepreneur by heart and has been self-employed in the marketing & insurance industry for almost 20 years. During this episode, you will learn how to qualify for the biggest tax breaks and legal loopholes as a European and US resident. Find out the perfect health insurance for long term and short term digital nomads. Listen to the end for everything you need to know about the Estonian E-residency program.   Links: Twitter.com/mrhuebner Schwarzstorch.com Estonia E-Residency NomadSummit.com Twitter.com/johnnyfdk Tax Breaks and Legal Loopholes to Pay Zero Tax - Grace Taylor - Nomad Summit 2018 Las Vegas   Time Stamps: 03:29 - Christoph background and introduction 08:19 - Small company remote work relationships and meetups 17:42 - The benefits of working remotely outside of your home country 21:21 - Paying little to zero taxes as a US resident 23:48 - “Paying a salary through a foreign entity is the key to avoid US national self-employment tax” - Christoph Huebner 29:13 - Losing your health insurance when relocating to another country 33:00 - “If something severe happens to you abroad and you come back as a care case than you might be F#$%ed” - Christoph Huebner 36:34 - Obtaining affordable healthcare with short term and long term options 48:07 - Calculating your estimated cost of insurance 58:18 - The perfect insurance for 25-35-year-olds 01:01:23 - What is Estonia e-residency & what are the benefits? 01:21:40 - Will Stripe support for Estonia e-residents be available?    Enjoy this episode? Share it with friends!  

How do Digital Nomads create continuity in their business? How do you minimise paperwork and run your company completely online? Meet Arnaud Castagnet, chief evangelist for Estonia's e-residency. https://e-resident.gov.ee/

Amigos, bine v-am găsit în 2019. Vă propun să audiați o discuție despre conceptul de e-Residency pe care îl promovează estonienii și cum să-ți deschizi acolo o firmă acolo fără ca să fii prezent fizic. E nevoie doar de o conexiune la Internet. Invitatul meu de azi este Tudor Darie, antreprenor IT, fondatorul Fagura.com, un marketplace care își propune să ofere credite p2p la cele mai bune condiții. Audiție plăcută!

Greg Nance is working to expand education access. Greg is the founder and CEO of Dyad.com, a mentorship platform that has helped students earn over $27M in university scholarships. Greg loves exploring the outdoors he is an ulthramarthoner and has solo climbed Mont Blanc, swam across the Nile River, and run 250KM through the Gobi Desert. Next up, Greg will run 7 Marathons in 7 Days on 7 Continents, beginning in Antarctica on January 30, 2019 and finishing in Miami six days later. Episode content Mike shares about his his E-Residency in Estonia Greg Nance introduces himself Greg shares why he started MoneyThink and Dyad.com, and how they help students earn scholarships With Dyad.com, what were the toughest challenges in getting a startup up and running in China? Greg shares what has kept him always motivated from academic to professional What is an ultramarathon runner? When did you start training for one and why? What are the hardest runs and races you have done? You have done some pretty impressive runs yourself, what are the most memorable ones and key lessons you have learned from them? Your next challenge is Running 7 Marathons in 7 Days on 7 Continents. How does that work? How do you manage your day-to-day energy level? Any tips for people who want to get healthier and stronger but have limited time or expertise to work out? What books/people have helped you most to prepare for the mental and physical challenges of running ultramarathons? How people can get in touch with Greg Episode Mentions Intro China Business Cast WeChat group uChange: Crypto/Cash Currency exchange Interview MoneyThink Dyad How Will You Measure Your Life by Clayton M. Christensen Ultramarathon Man by Dean Karnazes Finding Ultra by Rich Roll Greg’s Instagram account - @gregrunsfar Greg’s LinkedIn account Download and Subscribe Download this episode: right click and choose "save as" Subscribe to China Business Cast on iTunes Or check out the full list of subscription options Add Jons ('jslemmer') on WeChat to join China Business Cast WeChat group BIG THANKS to our star crew that made this episode happen: Grace, Boban, Honey, Jessa and Verena.

Various different topics but fun! "You weren't meant to have a boss" (www.paulgraham.com/boss.html) - comparing employees in big corporations as lion in zoos - comfortable, but not lively. Then some thoughts on what to do around Brexit... Estonia surprised me again on its e-residency. It's been out for a few years, but I only just heard about it :P

Check out todays #FinanceFriday as we discuss a new and exciting possibility for location-independent living and doing business. For more info, check out www.e-resident.gov.ee As always, stay blessed. #Blackhealingmatters

Welcome! This week we will be talking about Estonia, which sits right on the Russian border, just below Finland. Anyone can become an e-resident in Estonia, create a company and operate it in the EU. Digital identity is probably the most significant legal and commercial and political concept we have in today's world Estonia is a very Digital Society - government services are provided online, including e-health, e-school, e-tax and e-voting. We will be focusing on Estonian e-Residency – As anyone in the world can become one   Estonian e-Residency You receive a government-issued smart ID card that provides digital identification and authorisation. you can digitally sign important documents, access secure services, and make secure transactions - even if you don't live in Estonia. E-residency does not grant citizenship rights or function as a travel document, but: as an e-Resident, you'll be able to Establish and run a company online Conduct your banking online e.g. make electronic bank transfers Have access to international payment service providers Digitally sign documents (annual reports, contracts) within the company as well as with external partners Verify the authenticity of signed documents Encrypt and transmit documents securely Declare taxes online The purpose e-Residency program makes life and business significantly easier for freelancers, digital nomads, business owners, international partners, and any other non-resident who has a relation to Estonia. Great if you want to start a business, expand your business, make investments, or study in the European Union For e-Residents who have established Estonian companies, it is important to note that there is a difference between personal tax obligations and corporate tax obligations. Tax system You need to pay tax in accordance with tax legislation in Estonia (and Australia sadly) Individual – Property, income, benefits are all taxable at different rules, but there is a flat 20% tax on individual income. Double Taxation Agreement – Avoids paying tax in both, only pay in one – We don’t have one with Estonia so there would be double taxation Only bad part is that we don’t have a DTA with Estonia otherwise we would be able to keep funds invested in the company there and pay no tax on the profits. Companies are taxed at the same rates depending on types of income An Estonian company entered into the commercial register is regarded to be Estonian tax resident. Salary are different to dividends Types of tax Corporate Income tax – Not assessed by profits, but only when profits are distributed (as dividends) Dividends: 20% tax rate on assessable payments Different rules apply for the avoidance of double taxation with regards to wages as compared to dividends. if a company is active in a foreign country (not Estonia), the other country may tax income received from there, in accordance with the rules applicable in the tax treaty instead (remember we don’t have one)  Possible double taxation is avoided in Estonia when distributing profits as dividends. We don’t have a DTA so from what I can see it may probably be double taxed Value added tax - the supply of the goods and services which shall be taxed in Estonia and which VAT rate is 20%, 9% or 0% Social tax – Tax for social security payments Others (customs, duties, unemployment insurances, etc.) Determining the tax residency – It is murky An Estonian company registered through e-Residency is automatically tax resident in Estonia as according to the Income Tax Act a legal person is a tax resident if it is established pursuant to Estonian law. If a natural or legal person is regarded to be Estonian tax resident, it should also be taken into account whether the same person is tax resident of any other country under the law of the foreign country. In such case the tax residency in Estonia will depend upon the tax treaty between Estonia and the foreign country. Business operated online - you receive income from around the globe, your Estonian OÜ would be tax resident in Estonia. e-resident company can generally avoid double taxation if business activity is conducted abroad. If profits that are taxable abroad are paid out as dividends in Estonia, these profits might not be subject to tax in Estonia. Business operated physically in another country - your company is likely to be taxed there too.   I’d strongly advise e-residents to consult a qualified tax professional in order to determine their tax obligations.   Example If you work in another country and create a company in Estonia Tax rules apply to your company profits in you local country IF the company is managed by a tax resident of the home country, the company would be treated as a tax resident company in the home country Summary This is a promising sign for the future – Ease of business and ability to access lower taxable environments I see it as a competitive market of taxation If you have a monopoly operating then there is no optimal solution for consumers With tax – Gov is monopoly and we are forced consumers When it is opened up for countries to compete, you start to see shifts in the places companies do business which is a sign of consumer demand Hope you found this episode interesting...but again, if you are interested, speak to a tax expert before doing anything!

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Cos'è e come funziona la e-Residency? Come mai l'Estonia ha deciso di accordare la residenza digitale a startupper, imprenditori e nomadi digitali? Scopriamo grazie a Marco Gatti come funziona la residenza digitale Estone ( https://e-resident.gov.ee/ ) e quali opportunità offre al tuo business ( https://youtu.be/1IxLHLEDY0Y ).☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.info

Cos'è e come funziona la e-Residency? Come mai l'Estonia ha deciso di accordare la residenza digitale a startupper, imprenditori e nomadi digitali? Scopriamo grazie a Marco Gatti come funziona la residenza digitale Estone ( https://e-resident.gov.ee/ ) e quali opportunità offre al tuo business ( https://youtu.be/1IxLHLEDY0Y ).☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.info

On this edition we talk about: 00:47 - E-residency in Estonia. How it helps digital nomads. 20:45 - Logic or emotional driven decisions in life. With: Bebe & Corneliu Recording date: 03.02.2018

In 2014, Estonia launched a unique program to help non-EU entrepreneurs gain access to global markets. And Ukrainians are among the major users of it. It is called "e-Residency". https://e-resident.gov.ee/ In this January 2018 interview, Alexey Voronkov, who is currently the country manager for Ukraine, talks about the program and its major benefits for Ukrainian tech entrepreneurs and business people. For additional information, please contact Michael Buryk at: mikeb@mburykassociates.com . Copyright (c) 2018 by Michael J. Buryk. All Rights Reserved

In der Grundschule wird programmiert, die Steuererklärung online eingereicht: Estland hat früh auf digitale Technologien gesetzt. Insbesondere die digitale ID-Karte sorgt bei den Esten für deutlich weniger Behördengänge als beispielsweise hierzulande. Sogar Ausländer können dank der E-Residency heute digitale Staatsbürger in Estland werden und die bürokratischen Vorteile nutzen. Lisa Hegemann, stellvertretende Redaktionsleiterin des t3n Magazin und von t3n.de, hat das Land besucht und spricht mit Print-Chefredakteur Luca Caracciolo über ihre Eindrücke.

ABOUT THE GUEST Dr. Johnny Nobles is the Blockchain Specialist at Government Blockchain Association where he educates corporations, start-ups, and educational institutions on blockchain technology. He's the Senior Principal - Dental Advisory at Block RX. He is a Certified Bitcoin Professional and is very passionate about software, cryptocurrency, and healthcare. As a doctor, he works with healthcare institutions to combine blockchain technology with healthcare. He has 11 years experience in healthcare, research, and previously worked at Harvard Medical School. Estonia, a small country in Europe with a population of over 1.3 million is one of the most digitally advanced countries in the world. In this episode, we talk about E-Residency in Estonia. This means that you can own a property in Estonia even if you aren’t a citizen. An e-resident can have benefits like location independence, easy establishment, and management of the company. Johnny Nobles, an E-resident in Estonia talks more about this fascinating concept. So tune in and find out more!

Are you ready for your Estonian E-Residency? The Republic of Estonia is the first country to offer e-residency- a transnational digital identity available to anyone in the world interested in administering a location independent business online. Plus, e-residency enables secure and convenient digital services that facilitate credibility and trust online. Today you'll hear from the managing director of e-residency for the government of Estonia, Kasper Korjus. He's going to give you the details on their E-Residency program and you'll learn how you can easily make Estonia your home base. Tune In To Learn: What is an E-Resident (and how to become one in Estonia) One thing that will make it easier for you to apply for Visa’s and living permits How we can create nations without borders Why e-residency is perfect for freelancers and nomads Why Estonia has decided to take the start up mentality and innovate How to change the revenue models of nation states One of the most frustrating things about being based outside of the US (now) Main benefits of E-Residency How to empower global citizens Why you should visit Estonia And much more! Resources: How To Quit Your Job And Travel The World Estonian E-Residency Location Indie Head over to the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

Wie kann ich mich aus Deutschland abmelden, welche Orte sind besonders attraktiv für einen Unternehmenssitz, wie kann ich besonders günstig leben und reisen? Zusammengefasst: Wie gestaltet sich so ein ein Leben als digitaler Nomade mit Wohnsitz außerhalb von Deutschland? Bastian Barami ist 32 Jahre alt, verdient seinen Lebensunterhalt mit Amazon FBA und reist durch die ganze Welt. Wie er das geschafft hat und wie auch du dir eine Ortsunabhängigkeit aufbaust, darüber schreibt Bastian auf seinem Blog Officeflucht. Im Interview haben wir über den perfekten Wohnsitz, Meilenkreditkarten, günstige Flüge und vieles Mehr rund um das Thema digitales Nomadentum gesprochen. Shownotes: Bastian auf Facebook Bastians Blog Officeflucht Fly for free auf Facebook 00:00 Einführung 00:54 Intro 01:22 Wer ist Bastian Barami 03:03 Wie bist du zum digitalen Nomaden geworden? 04:32 Zitat aus dem Blog Officeflucht 06:32 Geo-Arbitrage 07:52 „Ich konnte ja nichts“ Wie Bastian sich online zum digitalen Nomaden ausgebildet hat 09:00 Wie Bastian zu Amazon FBA gekommen ist 10:05 Wie der Blog Officeflucht entstanden ist 11:50 Dropshipping 15:43 Wie sehen deine Zukunftspläne aus? 19:14 Große Firmen werden langsam auf digitale Nomaden aufmerksam 20:45 „Hauptsache nicht Deutschland“ Wie kann man sich aus Deutschland abmelden? 22:20 Wie hast du dein Unternehmen international ausgerichtet? 32:40 Was macht Estland als Unternehmenssitz attraktiv? 29:27 Kann ich in Deutschland die E-Residency erlangen? 31:57 Steuerlast in Prag 33:26 Lebenshaltungskosten in Thailand 41:40 Reisen ist billiger als Zuhause zu bleiben! 43:47 Mit Eurowings für 200 Euro nach Thailand 46:56 Meilen-Kreditkarten 52:54 Schlusswort von Bastian 54:43 Danke und Tschüss!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

http://www.tropicalmba.com/estonia/ On today's show, Dan and Ian are taking a look at one specific country. Estonia is a nation that, until this point, our hosts had very little knowledge of. They are a country that has started behaving like a startup, and has even started offering services specifically designed for location-independent entrepreneurs. In particular, they have developed a solution for our travel woes in the form of something called an "E-Residency". On this episode, you will hear from Estonian E-Resident, Joel Runyon. Joel is the man behind the fitness and mindset blog, The Blog of Impossible Things. You'll also hear from Estonia's Chief Information Officer, Taavi Kotka. The two of them will share their insights on how E-Residency could pave the path to the future of how nations, citizens, and digital nomads interact.

Bu bölüm ses kalitesinde belki hiç ulaşamayacağımız bir seviyeye ulaştık :) Tuna Yaprak sayesinde bu bölümü çekmeden önce bir bilgi bombardımanına tutuldum ve kayıt konusunda inanılmaz bilgiler öğrendim. Samican'ın yokluğunda bölüme konuk olduğu ve derin bilgilerini benim ile paylaştığı için, Tuna'ya tekrar çok teşekkür ediyorum.Konular arasında, corporate şirketlerin startupların etkinliğini keşfetmesi ve iç girişimciler çıkarma çalışmalarının olmasıyla ilgili konuşuyoruz. Konu tabiki lean metodolojisine ve mvp konseptine geliyor. Tuna'nın bu konuda aldığı eğitim ve tecrübeleri ile vizyon açıcı bir konuşma oldu.Bölüm öncesi okuduğum bir yazı sonucunda tanıştığım Estonya e-residency hakkında konuşuyoruz. Ben başvurumu yaptım, süreçten sizi haberdar edeceğim. Yazıya buradan ulaşabilirsiniz: https://medium.com/turkce/estonya-e-vatanda%C5%9Fl%C4%B1%C4%9F%C4%B1-nedir-b67e84f4fa7eTuna'nın ve arkadaşlarının aynı bizim girişimci muhabbeti'ni yaptığımız hevesle kurdukları bir youtube/podcast kanalı var. Crossfit üzerine konuşuluyor. Görüntü ve ses kalitesinin nasıl olduğunu tahmin edebilirsiniz :)Wodist Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOVg0OxoUSahMd3pLm-wVYQWodist iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/tr/podcast/wodist/id1057946323?mt=2Tuna ses ve podcast konularında yardımcı olmak için gerçekten çok açık. Onun da isteği ile mail adresini paylaşıyorum, ayrıca slack kanalından da ona ulaşabilirsiniz.tunayaprak@yahoo.com

Katre Kasmel, Head of Marketing & Communications e-Residency Team explains what the Esthonian e-Residency card entails, why they’re doing it and how developers can use their APIs to create software services. She talks about how entrepreneurs can open up their company in Esthonia, what the procedures are and emphasizes that by 2025 Esthonia wants to have 10 million e-residents. Interviewed by Vicki Kolovou for Tech Talks Central.

There has been a lot of interest lately about the Estonia E-residency program. In order to clear the air on what it is and what it is not we were able to get a hold of Kasper Korjus who is spearheading this program in the Estonian Government. In the interview we talk about who the program is good for presently and what their plans are for the future.