Not only are there incredibly beautiful mailboxes in Florida, but the function of the little flag behind them is also very pleasing. At first, the emigrant thinks that when the flag is up, mail has been posted. But far from it. After all, who would think that the “letter carrier” in the form of a mail van not only brings mail, but also takes it away with him?
Florida and Christmas is like summer vacation and snow? Far from it. Even if the Christmas lights here are hung over palm trees rather than fir trees, it is still very Christmassy in the Sunshine State. Especially when evening falls and the lights come on, the Christmas spirit comes alive. Because the sea of lights in some places is a sight to behold. And a boat parade is very special.
Florida has always been a dream destination for vacationers. But what does this mean for entrepreneurs? How do you protect yourself from failure and minimize the “learning curve” that is usually unavoidable when starting out? The answer is: it’s all about finding the right advisors. This article is intended to provide an initial insight:
Once the decision has been made to set up a business in the USA, the question often arises as to which visa is the most suitable: the L-1A transfer visa or the E-2 investment visa. Which of the two visas offers the best opportunity depends on the individual case. In the case of the L-1A visa, the applicant should be aware that the L-1A visa may not be extended and the E-2 visa must be applied for as an alternative. However, this can also lead to a green card as long as the home business is maintained.
“Personally, I feel very comfortable here. For me, the positive things outweigh the negative aspects. Everyone has to make this decision for themselves,” sums up Monika Wilson (†), who immigrated to the USA in 1990. She is happy to share her experiences below.
The snook swims in the coastal waters of the east and west coasts of Florida, the coast of Texas and as far south as Brazil. It is primarily a saltwater species, but also occurs in fresh and brackish waters adjacent to the coast. The snook is a genus of true perch.
