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Starting a business in Aruba

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14 years 1 month ago #7541 by Toby
I wonder what would be involved in starting a business in Aruba - anyone know? Surely the government wouldn't really oppose it, especially if you were going to be hiring locals. If you were to start a business there, what would it be?

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14 years 1 month ago #7542 by Floater
I'd probably set up some type of arts and crafts store. The beauty of the island triggers a lot of inspiration, I'm sure...

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14 years 1 month ago #7567 by Vionette
The opportunities are endless, but what you would need is to find a market that isn't saturated yet. Gift shops, jewelers, water sports, tour guides - there's a ton of that stuff. I don't have the answer, but I would say something unique would do great.

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14 years 1 month ago #7569 by Youngheart
I would really like to run a business there, sorry I have no information about how possible it would be. I agree that a unique idea would be necessary, and perhaps the best way to find that is through some market research from past and potential visitors. I know one of my daughters enjoys things like yoga and meditation in her regular day. If there is not much available on the island then it would be lucrative to offer this option.

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13 years 10 months ago #7851 by sweet gal
Toby wrote:

I wonder what would be involved in starting a business in Aruba - anyone know? Surely the government wouldn't really oppose it, especially if you were going to be hiring locals. If you were to start a business there, what would it be?

According to my cousin, if you are a citizen of Aruba you do not need to have a business permit unlike those who is not a citizen wherein you are obliged to pay for the business permit. If I would put up a business in Aruba, it would be An Aruban Restaurant. How about you?

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13 years 10 months ago #7857 by britney
Before starting a business you also have to make a business plan or a feasibility study, pay the fees , and register your business. Will you agree with me?

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