Thinking to move overseas as a tourist or as a business-man to shape your tomorrow and after tomorrow in a massive way? If your eyes are directed to Latin American territory, then The Republic of Bolivia may be your chosen destination.
Below are some primary reasons why Indian and Bangladeshi
people choose Bolivia as a second home.
1) Bolivian entry visa is easier than any other Latin
American countries. You do not need to produce a 20,000 USD bank statement or a
big company profile with big tax papers. Simple documents are required to apply
for a Bolivian visa.
2) Whatever Bolivian visa you have in your passport, you
are entitled to convert it into residence visa. At first you will get one year
residence visa. In the second step you will get two year residence visa and in
the third step you can apply for permanent Bolivian residence visa. Every time
you will get a Bolivian National ID card. Once you have a residence permit with
ID card, you can study, open business, buy property and you can engage at any
lawful and lucrative activity. You can also apply for visa for any country very
easily.
3) The climate of Bolivia is wonderful. LA Paz is
somewhat different. It is too hot or too cold in LA Paz. It rains awfully in
Bolivia. There is seldom any earthquake. There are big fields covered with
green grass. There is huge vegetation. Mango grows all the year round. Lot of
parks are there in Bolivia. During mango season you can eat sweet mangoes free
of cost. Simply wait for wind in a park and you will have plenty ripe mangoes
falling from trees. Take care of your head because mangoes are huge in size.
4) Crime rate is very low in Bolivia. There is no hartal,
no strike, no picketing, no kidnapping, no terrorism and no root level village
politics. Interpol police is very active in Bolivia.
6) Bolivian cities are well connected with luxurious
buses. Modern bus companies operate their services among neighboring countries.
Air journey is also very cheap. You can find ticket counters every where around
the cities.
7) Rules and regulations of all departments are flexible.
For example, for opening business, you will go to NIT office. The officer in
the counter will cordially assist you to open your business. You will never be
frustrated at any office. There is no bribe in Bolivia.
8) Education is of very high grade in Bolivia. Thousands of
overseas students study at Bolivian institutions. The reason is that the cost
of education is very low but the standard is very high. Almost all careers are
available in universities. There are public and private universities. The
universities have state-of-the-art infrastructure. You may choose your timing
for attending classes as there are three sessions: morning, afternoon and
evening. Many students work in day and study at evening session. There is no
discrimination between age, sex, race, religion and nationality.
9) Property ownership: It is quite easy to buy your own land
with house or without house. There are plenty of housing companies around the
cities. The good news is that you may buy your chosen plot in monthly
installment. Just after paying the first installment, you may move to the plot.
Your can build your house according to your own choice and design. There is no
shortage of electricity and water supply. There is no load shedding in Bolivia.
The plots are five to fifteen km away from the cities. No problem, there are
regular town bus services at every corner of all housing projects. Each housing
project has 500 to 5000 plots. There is no flood, no storm, no ice, no snow
fall no illegal invasion in Bolivia. Every housing project has its own security
service, swimming pool, market, school, grave ward, temple, mosque and church.
The plots are designed in such a way that every plot faces main road.
10) Spanish language is very easy to learn. I could speak
with local people imperfectly after fifteen days of arrival. Visit www.doingtheeasyway.blogspot.com/2011/02/how-to-learn-foreign-language.html
Above all, your Bolivian life may be wonderful if you manage to
adapt yourself with local culture. Look before you leap, collect more
information, do research.
If you are cent percent
intended to jump to Bolivia, then this beautiful Latin American country is
ready to receive you with a signboard that reads "BIENVENIDOS".
