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Immigrant’s Potentials to Emerge as Entrepreneurs

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Immigrant’s Potentials to Emerge as Entrepreneurs

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  1. IMMIGRANT’SPOTENTIALS TO EMERGE AS ENTREPRENEURS AnAcademicpresentationby Dr.NancyAgnes,Head,TechnicalOperations, Phdassistance Group www.phdassistance.com Email:info@phdassistance.com

  2. TodayDiscussion 01 02 03 04 05 Introduction MoreOpportunities TheEvolvingConsciousness ChangingtheImmigration scenario Conclusion

  3. Introduction Accordingtoa researcher,immigrants aremore likely to establish their own businesses than the ordinary person is because immigrants are more prepared to takechancesbecausetheyareleavingtheirhome nationstomakeanewlife forthemselves. AlsoPeterVandor,aprominentresearcherandlecturer of Economicsand Business at Vienna University, "Because of self-selection, voluntary foreign migrants tendto bemoreentrepreneurial (Vandor,2022)". contd...

  4. In an article that was published in the Journal of World Business, Vandor demonstrates that the remarkable propensity of foreign immigrants to form businesses—often at a considerably greater ratethanthenative-born citizens ofthosecountries—reliesontheirwillingness totakereasonable risks(Singer,2021). Accordingtorecentstatistics,immigrantsintheUSarenearlytwicemorelikelyto starttheirown business than Americans who were born abroad. More over 12 million of the 44.9 million immigrants livingintheUnitedStates,or13percentoftheentirepopulation,arebusinessowners. Thisdemonstratesthatimmigrantsnotonlyhaveahigherlikelihoodofsuccess,butarealsomore likelytotakeachanceingeneral.

  5. INPUTS INTERVENINGFACTORS OUTCOMES HOSTCOUNTRY Socio-economic development Setofnorms& expectations Segmented assimilation TRANSNATIONLISM IMMIGRANT Skills&experience IMMIGRANT ENTREPRENUERSHIP Personalmotivation &MigrationStrategy Socio-economic development Setofnorms& expectations Provisional business project Family HOMECOUNTRY

  6. MoreOpportunities Inrecentdecades,immigrantshavemadetremendous increasesintheirentrepreneurialcontributions tothese industrializedcountries. Thisshiftisoccurringforanumberofreasons. This includes the fact that their abilities and skills are valued and acknowledged more widely abroad than theyareathome. contd...

  7. Ameetingplaceforpeoplefromvariousculturalbackgroundsandmigrantorigins,developed countries also provide as a strong foundation for globalised enterprises and communities (Huang&Liu,2019). Thenumberofmigrantslivingthousandsofmilesfromtheirhomeshasincreasedoverthe previous20years,from173millionin2000to281millionin2020. Additionally,aroundone-fourthofallstartupsortechnologycompaniesfoundedintheUnited StatesorCanadahadatleastoneimmigrantfounder.

  8. Theprimaryfactorsofimmigrationhavealwaysbeenaccessto top-notch education, ease of doing business, state-of-the-art infrastructure,globalmobility,andahigherstandardofliving. Peoplehavebecomemoreawareofthevalueoflivinginasafe and economically stable country as a result of the Covid-19 infectionandtheuncertaintyithascaused(Shinnar&Zamantılı nayır,2019). TheUnitedStates,theEuropeanUnion,Canada,andtheUnited Kingdom are among the most sought-after locations for immigrant entrepreneurs. Two-thirds of the world's immigrants live in 20 nations, according to a recent research by the UN DepartmentofEconomicandSocialAffairs. TheEvolvingConsciousness

  9. ChangingtheImmigrationscenario Three essential routes are used by immigrant entrepreneurs seeking permanent residency in Canada:theIntra-CompanyTransfer(C-11)visa,the Canada Provincial Entrepreneur Visa, and the CanadaStartupVisa. contd...

  10. TheUnitedStatesprovidesforeignnationalswithanE-2visathatenablesthemtoinvest andconductbusiness activities withinthecountry. Evenyet,it'sessentialtorememberthatIndiannationalscannotimmediatelyapplyfor theE-2visa. Tobeeligibleforthepath,theymustfirstcompleteaninvestmentto becomecitizens of Grenada. TheEB-5Programalsoenablescandidatestosubmitaninvestment-basedUSGreen Cardapplication. contd...

  11. TheInternationalEntrepreneurParole(IEP)Programwaslaunched bythecurrentBiden administration, which is regarded as being more receptive to immigration than the Trump government. Through the Program, DHS will be able to use its parole authority to provide temporary visastoforeignbusinessownerscomingtotheUStodevelopcutting-edgeenterprises withpromisingprospects foremploymentcreation(Brzozowski etal.,2019). Similar to this, the EU Golden Visa Programs, which have only been in existence for a littlemorethantenyears,aresuccessfulinluringforeignerslookingtoinvestinEurope. contd...

  12. Whether foreign nationals are only seeking for company expansion or already have a business idea, Europe Startups and Entrepreneur Visa programmes are having a huge impactonthem.Furthermore,comparedto othernations,GoldenVisaschemeshavea lowerrequiredminimuminvestment. Asmoreforeignbusinesspeoplearepermittedinthepost-Brexitenvironment,theUKis alsoredefiningtheimmigrationprocess.Inthefuture,itcouldoffermoreoptionsto IndianslookingtomovetotheUK. ThroughinvestmentinitiativesliketheBusinessInnovationandInvestmentProgramme, theGlobalTalentProgramme,andtheEmployer-SponsoredProgramme,Australiaisalso drawingimmigrantentrepreneurs.

  13. Immigrant’scross-culturalexperienceisoneofthemostpersuasiveexplanationsforthese entrepreneurs'successindevelopedcountries. Theycanenhance competitive companyideasandfindgreaterbusinesspossibilitiesthankstoit. They are able to provide new products, be more inventive, provide better services, and emphasizeclientpreferencesbecauseoftheir diversecompaniesandculturalunderstanding. Additionally, the exposure enables them to effectively share their expertise of consumer difficulties. Similar characteristicsareshared bymanyprosperousimmigrantentrepreneurs. PhD assistance provides the best dissertation writing help inbusiness managementand also assistsscholarsinacademic research, researchproposalandwritingdissertationsfromscratch indifferent subjectdomains. Conclusion

  14. Reference Assistance,P.2021.Cross-culturalCapabilitiesofImmigrantEntrepreneurs. Brzozowski, J.,Cucculelli, M. & Surdej, A. 2019. Exploring transnational entrepreneurship. Immigrantentrepreneursandforeign-bornreturneesintheItalian ICT sector. JournalofSmall Business&Entrepreneurship.(31)5,.pp.413–431. Huang,X.&Liu,C.Y.2019.ImmigrantEntrepreneurship andEconomic Development.Journalof theAmericanPlanningAssociation.(85)4,.pp.564–584. Shinnar,R.S.& Zamantılınayır,D.2019.ImmigrantEntrepreneurshipinanEmergingEconomy:The CaseofTurkey.JournalofSmallBusinessManagement.(57)2,.pp.559–575. Singer,C.2021.StudyExplainsWhyImmigrantsAreMoreLikelyToBecomeEntrepreneurs. Vandor,P.2022.SocialEntrepreneurshipCenter.

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