Startup costs for a new business can be much lower in Cebu than elsewhere, enabling you to do things that may have seemed beyond your reach back home. As with any new business do your market research. A business model and service that works well at home may not be viable in the Philippines environment.

Be warned that while at first there does not seem to be any regulation or registration requirements, this is not the case. Generally very small ventures are left alone but as soon as your business starts to be successful or has a high profile it will come to the attention of the authorities. At which time you will need to have all the required permits and accounting practices in place. Getting these can be more challenging than back home.

The eBook ‘Making A Living In The Philippines’ has been written by someone that has actually done it and covers all these aspects. Purchasing ‘Making A Living In The Philippines’ gives you access to a network of people that are thinking about or already have made the move so you can benefit from their experience and ideas.

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1. Finding Employment In Cebu

Many people that visit the Philippines dream of being able to live there. The major factor that stops most of them is concern about income. The Philippines is a great place to live if you have money but far from being the best choice if you don’t.

If the only thing stopping you is finding a source of income then the book below written by my friend Perry is a great starting point. The book does not pretend it is easy to make money in the Philippines but it does explain how it is possible. He has done it all and the book is full of basic information on day to day living that you will not find in the Travel guides.

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