[ad_1] The legal and accounting teams at Biz Latin Hub’s offices in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, and Mexico reported the following regulatory updates in November 2021 that could affect your business interests. Biz Latin Hub has multilingual support staff based across Latin America. We offer tailored back-office packages, which include […]
[ad_1] An employer of record in Uruguay (EOR), is a popular way to hire staff. This option is ideal for investors looking to have limited staff locally or to plan a temporary operation. You retain complete control over your staff’s duties and work load when you employ them through Uruguayan EORs. Montevideo is the capital […]
[ad_1] Today, the Biden administration removed the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (the FARC) from USA’s list of terrorist groups. FARC (leftist guerrilla) was formed in Colombia during the 1960s and has been listed on USA’s terrorist groups list since 1997. You can find them here more than 70 groups on the list, kept by […]
[ad_1] You will need to be familiar with Ecuador’s visa requirements if you want to expand your business in Latin America. Guayaquil, Ecuador’s largest city and principal port The visa most Ecuadorian investors obtain to travel to the country to do business is known as a temporary residence investor visa. A visa for Ecuador is […]
[ad_1] Name of the job: Junior Corporate Lawyer Salary: $ 17,000 – $20,000 MEX Gross. Location: Mexico City, Mexico English proficiency Intermediate English level What job type are you looking for?: Full-time Biz Latin Hub has an exciting opportunity to join one of our most thriving offices with great growth potential in LATAM as a Junior Lawyer. The rapid growing BLH Mexico […]
[ad_1] Mexican law services are required for any business or individual looking to establish a presence in Mexico. Mexico City is the capital. A Mexican law firm should have an excellent track record in working with investors. They will also be familiar with the administrative challenges that can arise when operating in Mexico. A traditional […]
[ad_1] On November 24, 2016, in a small theatre in Bogotá, a low-key ceremonyThis was one of the greatest moments in Colombian History. The leader of the guerilla group the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) Rodrigo Londoño Echeverry, alias “Timochenko,” and then-President Juan Manuel Santos shook hands over the final version of a peace […]
[ad_1] The Dominican Republic map If you are interested in company formation in the Dominican Republic, or who is already doing business in this Caribbean nation, understanding employment law will be crucial to maintaining your company’s good standing and maximising your potential for success. The Dominican Republic’s Employment Law is administered by the Works MinistryWhile […]
[ad_1] The Senate of Colombia has approved a new law that protects people’s right to disconnect from work by establishing that employees are not obliged to respond to out-of-hours correspondences from their bosses. Recent approval by the Senate of Colombia of this law was received Workers will now be entitled to additional compensation for work […]
[ad_1] A business visa is required for anyone who intends to travel to Bolivia to conduct business. La Paz is one of Bolivia’s capital cities Technically, a business visa to Bolivia can also be called a multiple Visa. It will be granted for one year and then it is possible to renew for the same […]