Il faut que certaine personne arrête de dire des bêtises, il n'y a aucun problème pour créer une société ici, je peux ajouter qu'il n"y a plus besoin de partenaire Indien et cela depuis plus de un an.
Le délais actuel varie entre 4 et 6 mois.
La véritable question: que choisir comme créneaux ?
A vos questions, cordialement. G.D 🙁
je suis tres interressee, j'aimerais cree a pondichery un petit attelier de confection genre cooperative
mais je ne sais pas comment faire
merci de me donner qq conseils
Ton post m'a étonné! Un étranger n'a pas besoin d'avoir un partenariat avec un indien pour ouvrir son entreprise? Je ne tiens pas t'énerver car je vois que tu as répondu à cette idée reçue avec virulance! Ci c'est le cas je suis agréablement surprise. Il est vrai qu'à Goa il y a beaucoup d'étrangers ayant des commerces.
As tu des informations sur le sujet cela m'intéresse grandement.
J'ai crée mon entreprise à Pondicherry il y a trois ans, j'ai été obligé de prendre un partenaire indien (49%) depuis que la loi est passée j'ai racheté ces part et suis le seul propriétaire avec mon épouse.
Mon conseillé juridique est à Pondicherry, mais je suis à votre disposition pour répondre à vos questions en privé.
D'ailleurs à ce propos je cherche un distributeur sur la France et ensuite l'Europe, si cela intéresse me contacter😉
Le problème ne sera pas de créer un atelier de confection, mais d'arriver à trouver du personnel en qui on puise compter. Il y en a, mais il faut du temps et beaucoup de patience.
Cordialement. G/D 🙁
oui je sais que le plus difficile est de trouver du personnel mais ma question etait :
pouvez vous me donner qq conseils pour creer une entreprise en inde
qui dois je contacter ?
combien ça coute ? (je ne parle pas de la structure)
dois je prendre un conseillé fiscal, un avocat ?
comment savoir s'ils sont vereux or not !
merci
Je suis en train de créer une small company au Kerala. je ne suis pas conseillé par un avocat mais par un chartered accountant (expert comptable). En fait ce sont mes partenaires indiens qui enregistrent la small company en leurnom et j'en prendrai des parts ensuite (jusqu'à 99 % si je veux). Tout cela est en cours donc je ne suis pas certain qu'il n'y aura pas un obstacle imprévu (tel que c'est parti je pense que non, mais je suis comme Saint Thomas). Attention au fait que les lois ne sont peut-être pas les mêmes entre les différents états !
Il est tout à fait exact qu"il faut passer par un chartered accoutant, mais le dossier est soumis à l'accord de New Delhi en tant qu'étranger, et eux ne font aucun obstacle (aujourd'hui) pourquoi pas 100%
Coedialement.
G.D😉
J'ai visité l'Inde il y a 10 ans pendant 6 mois et j'en ai des souvenirs inoubliables.
Je voudrais maintenant aller vivre en Inde (peut etre a Goa) pour y travailler.
Et notament monitorer a distance les serveurs informatiques de sociétés francaises.
Pour ca je vais passer en "freelance" mais je n'ai pas envie de déclarer une société en France (trop complexe et trop cher)
Peut on créer une entreprise en Inde?
Quel est le taux d'imposition en Inde?
Faut il un visa de résident?
Est ce facile de déclarer une entreprise et ou puis-je trouver des infos la dessus?
A propos des délais, 4 a 6 mois? pas moyen de faire plus vite?
Je pense faire un voyage itinérant: 6 mois en Inde en Hiver et 6 mois ds un autre pays en été (thailande, vietnam, ...)
J'avais pas vu les derniers posts.
"il faut passer par un chartered accoutant": qu'est ce que c'est et ou peut on en trouver?
J'ai lu sur internet que l'on puvait créer un "bureau de liaison",
Il n’est pas imposé et sa création est très rapide, Mais il est interdit de faire du commerce.
Est ce que une activité de freelance pour des société étrangère est considéré comme du commerce?
Je suis actuellement webdesigner independant en France et souhaiterai m'installer en Inde pour faire le même type de travail mais de là bas (vers Pondichéry, en tant qu'indépendant si possible ) On m'a dit qu'il était possible de monter une SARL avec 1800€ de capital, ce qui resterait pour moi envisageable. Celà dit je ne sais pas ce qui est le mieux et le plus simple au niveau des papiers et du visa.
Est il difficile de s'installer en tant qu'indépendant ?
Je pourrai sans doute aussi me faire embaucher dans un premier temps par une société française ayant une succursale en Inde, puis ensuite créer mon activité de là bas. Voilà, quelle est la meilleure solution et les démarches à suivre ?
Et si on créé son entreprise, peut-on être "propriétaire" de biens immobiliers en tant qu'étranger ? Je ne sais que jusqu'à présent ce n'était guere possible.
En fait, moi je pense à monter une affaire dans l'hotellerie (encore tres flou...) et je ne sais pas encore où. Mais il me parait difficile d'investir dans un structure si je ne peux jamais en être propriétaire.
je souhaiterai avoir des renseignements pour monter son business en Inde. J'aimerai ouvrir une guest house ds le nord, pourrais tu m'en dire plus a ce sujet.
Merci
Ce n'est pas mon créneaux, mais il y a un élément fondamental à ne pas oublier. Faire des affaires ici: les rentrés financières sont équivalentes au niveau de vie ici, ce ne sont que quelques roupies, pour vivre comme en occident: vous devez dégager au minimum 1/2 lack mensuel de bénéfice net . Vous désirez monter un guest: lisez les posts du forum et vous verrez que tous cherche le guest sympa à 200 Rs la nuit. Faite vos comptes pour engendrer 50000 Rs de bénéfice net mensuel, d'autant que la saison c'est trois à quatre mois.
A votre disposition. G.D 😎
salut, je ais mais je pensais a un restaurant pas sur la plage plutot pres du fleuve vers baga? en fait je sais pas, si tu a des infos, cordialement christophe
moi j'envisage de faire de l'import export avec un ami indien du Kerala! il faut savoir de quoi. Il monte sa guest house avec un centre ayurvédique et j'aimerai avoir une " succursalle en France"! il compte importer des produits ayurvédiques mais ça me parrait difficile à cause des normes CEE et NF!
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After living for many years in the West (Belgium, Italy, Switzerland),
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We’re a small family from the south of France, with a 2-year-old little boy, and we’re dreaming of starting a new adventure abroad by opening our own business. For now, we haven’t chosen a specific destination yet.
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