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Starting a business in foreign countries can be a game-changer, but choosing the right destination is crucial.

This guide highlights the best countries for international entrepreneurs based on business-friendly policies, low taxes, and market access.

Top Countries for Foreign Entrepreneurs

1. Singapore

Singapore is one of the top choices for international entrepreneurs due to its strategic location, strong economy, and business-friendly environment. The country offers a stable political climate, world-class infrastructure, and a highly skilled workforce, making it an attractive destination for startups and multinational companies alike.

One of Singapore’s biggest advantages is its low corporate tax rate of 17%, with multiple exemptions for startups, including the Start-Up Tax Exemption (SUTE) scheme. In addition to its favorable tax policies, Singapore provides a highly efficient business registration process, allowing companies to be incorporated within a day.

Singapore also boasts extensive trade agreements, making it easier for businesses to access global markets. These agreements simplify import/export processes and reduce trade barriers, helping businesses scale faster. The government further supports innovation through grants and incentives, making it an ideal location for startups and tech firms.

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2. Hong Kong

Hong Kong is another top destination for entrepreneurs due to its strategic location and business-friendly regulations. As a major financial hub, Hong Kong offers a low and simple tax system, with a corporate tax rate capped at 16.5%. There is no VAT, capital gains tax, or withholding tax, making it highly attractive for business owners looking to maximize profits.

Hong Kong’s proximity to Mainland China provides businesses with direct access to one of the largest consumer markets in the world. The city also has a transparent and well-established legal system based on British common law, offering strong protections for businesses and intellectual property.

Setting up a business in Hong Kong is a seamless process, with minimal bureaucracy and a fast incorporation process. Entrepreneurs can establish a company within days, and there are numerous government initiatives supporting business growth, particularly in finance, technology, and trade.

3. United Kingdom

The UK is an excellent choice for foreign entrepreneurs due to its strong economy, well-developed infrastructure, and business-friendly policies. It has one of the most competitive corporate tax rates among G20 countries, making it attractive for startups and established businesses alike.

The UK is committed to fostering innovation and research, offering numerous incentives for businesses in technology, healthcare, and finance. The government provides tax relief for R&D investments, and various startup accelerators and funding programs are available to help businesses grow.


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Another key advantage of doing business in the UK is its skilled workforce. The country has introduced new visa routes, such as the High Potential Individual and Scale-up visas, to attract global talent. Operating in an English-speaking environment simplifies communication and global expansion, making it more attractive to a wider foreign audience.

4. New Zealand

New Zealand consistently ranks high in the Ease of Doing Business Index, thanks to its straightforward company registration process, stable economy, and supportive business environment. Foreign entrepreneurs can set up a business in as little as a day, with minimal regulatory hurdles.

The country offers a high quality of life, government-funded universal healthcare, and a favorable work-life balance, making it an attractive location for business owners and their families. Additionally, New Zealand provides access to key markets in the Asia-Pacific region, allowing businesses to expand easily.

Government support for businesses is strong, with initiatives aimed at helping startups succeed. New Zealand also has a strong focus on sustainability, making it an excellent choice for entrepreneurs in green technology, agriculture, and renewable energy industries.

5. United Arab Emirates

The UAE is a major business hub with numerous advantages for entrepreneurs. One of the biggest attractions is its zero corporate tax policy in many free zones, allowing business owners to retain more of their profits.

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Located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, the UAE offers unparalleled strategic access to international markets. Dubai and Abu Dhabi serve as global trade centers, making them ideal locations for logistics, finance, and technology companies.

Setting up a business in the UAE is quick and efficient, with various free zones providing incentives such as full foreign ownership, repatriation of profits, and streamlined visa processes. The country’s world-class infrastructure and business-friendly laws further enhance its appeal.

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Man says he stands with Asake as he reveals what he would do if his abusive and absent father tries to return to his life

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A man whose father was abusive and absent has shared the extent to which his father abused his mother. He shared his story while reacting to a video of Asake’s father begging for help while claiming he has been abandoned by his popular son. The X user said he stands with Asake and shared his own story, narrating how his father scalded his mother with hot soup because he had a side chic. He said his father abandoned them afterwards and he would get violent if his father tries to rear his “ugly head” now. Screenshot 20250315 151458 X 1742052588Screenshot 20250315 151514 X 1742052603The post Man says he stands with Asake as he reveals what he would do if his abusive and absent father tries to return to his life appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.


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From Lagos to Potomac: How Nigerian women are shaping the Real Housewives franchise

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The Real Housewives franchise has become a cultural phenomenon, offering a front-row seat into the lives of powerful women balancing business, family, friendships and everything else in-between.

The franchise first became a global sensation in the U.S., and its influence extended to Africa, where Nigerian women are making waves both locally and internationally.

Across the Atlantic, The Real Housewives of Potomac (RHOP)’s Dr. Wendy Osefo has brought Nigerian representation, balancing her reality TV presence with a career as a professor, political commentator, and author. Born in Nigeria and raised in the U.S., Wendy has remained vocal about her heritage, often incorporating her cultural identity into conversations on the show.

Halfway through its third season, The Real Housewives of Lagos (RHOLagos) continues to deliver everything viewers signed up for, lavish lifestyles, power moves, and shifting friendships.

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With RHOLagos setting new standards for African reality TV and Wendy Osefo expanding Nigerian visibility on an international stage, the franchise continues to evolve while keeping its signature mix of glamour and real-life drama.

As the season unfolds, RHOLagos has kept audiences engaged with shifting alliances, business triumphs, and high-stakes confrontations. The Lagos cast: Adeola “Diiadem” Adeyemi, Carolyna Hutchings, Dabota Lawson, Laura Ikeji, Mariam Timmer, and Sophia Momodu are making it clear that beyond the designer outfits and exclusive events, real-life relationships and ambitions are at the heart of the show. Meanwhile, RHOP’s Wendy Osefo remains a standout personality in the franchise, balancing academia, media, and personal life all while embracing her Nigerian roots.

With reality TV becoming a key part of entertainment culture, Showmax is making it more accessible this March with the Shikini Deal, offering a limited-time-only deal on its General Entertainment plans from as low as N1,000. For those looking to catch up on RHOLagos or explore other must-watch shows, this presents a timely opportunity to do so at a lower cost.

As RHOLagos Season 3 heads toward its finale and fans in Africa catch up on Season 9 of RHOP courtesy Showmax, one thing is clear—Nigerian women are shaping conversations in reality TV, both at home and on the global stage. And with Showmax leading the charge in showcasing these stories, fans have a front-row seat to all the drama, success, and sisterhood that make the Real Housewives universe so compelling.

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Drop coalition talks; come and join SDP – El-Rufai tells Atiku, Obi, Aregbesola

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Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has asked opposition leaders and aggrieved stakeholders in the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to drop the idea of a possible future coalition and join the Social Democratic Party (SDP) instead.

El-Rufai, a former Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, specifically called on former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Labour Party presidential flag-bearer in 2023, Peter Obi, and former ministers Rotimi Amaechi and Rauf Aregbesola to join forces with him in the SDP.

He made the appeal in a recent interview with BBC Hausa, in which he pleaded with politicians to join the SDP to defeat President Bola Tinubu in 2027.

This follows his resignation from the APC on Monday, March 10, 2025, citing a misalignment of values with the ruling party.

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“My wishes and prayers are for Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, Rotimi Amaechi, Rauf, and all opposition leaders to come and join SDP, not to do a merger or to register a new political party.

“What pains me is that the government we supported and had confidence in would do well because we saw what Tinubu did in Lagos despite his challenges.

“We all know about his issues in Chicago, but we thought if he could replicate his work in Lagos for Nigeria, let’s support him. However, he failed,” he said.

The former Kaduna Governor affirmed that his presidential ambition in 2027 would depend on the party and the people’s will.


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“It is not for me to decide; it is the party and the people that will decide. Even when I was contesting for governor, it was people that met and convinced (Muhammadu) Buhari, and he called me and asked me to contest,” he added.


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