Managing a business from Barbados with the 12-month Barbados Welcome Stamp Visa

Описание: Margaret Manning OBE, Digital Entrepreneur, Laura Bonner, CEO of The Muff Liquor Company, Paula Heaney, Founder of Skinny Malinkys, and Darragh Everard, Managing Director of Eirkoo and Cantillon are living the Caribbean dream on the Barbados Welcome Stamp, managing their businesses and working remotely from abroad.

Launched in July 2020, the 12-month Barbados Welcome Stamp visa offers individuals from across the globe the opportunity to live and work remotely in paradise. Boasting beautiful beaches, warm weather, welcoming locals and strong internet connectivity all around the island, it’s no surprise that the Barbados Welcome Stamp Visa has generated such a huge amount of interest and has seen applications from individuals, couples and families from all over the world.

Welcome Stamp Visa holders have been arriving to Barbados since August and the destination has worked to ensure that the application process for the 12-month Welcome Stamp is as simple and seamless as possible with fees of US $2,000 for individuals and a family bundle fee of US $3000 available. The visa is valid for one year but may be re-applied for. Applicants will not be liable for Barbados Income Tax but a health insurance policy is mandatory.

Barbados boasts the fastest fibre internet and mobile services in the Caribbean and with a range of different flexible office space locations, the working environment in Barbados definitely enables you get things done! Barbados also offers excellent health care and a high education standard, so it is ideal for those who want to bring their families to the island for the 12-month period.

To apply for the Barbados Welcome Stamp, go to https://www.barbadoswelcomestamp.bb
For the latest updates on the Barbados Travel Protocols, please visit www.barbadostravelprotocols.com #LoveBarbados #VisitBarbados #BarbadosADreamAway

Voice Transcript:
My name is Margaret Manning, and I'm a Digital Entrepreneur.

My name is Laura Bonner, and I am the CEO of the Muff Liquor Company.

My name is Paula Heaney, and I am the Founder of Skinny Malinkys cold-pressed juice.

My name is Darragh Everard, I'm the Managing Director of Eirkoo and Cantillon. The reason for relocating to Barbados was that I wanted to experience the life, that I'm trying to introduce to our candidates. And I believe that basing myself here in Barbados gives me a platform to visit other countries here in the Caribbean, which will allow me to properly educate people on what the differences are between living in the different countries.

So I have come on the 12-month Barbados Welcome Stamp, And it just means that people who can work remotely from anywhere in the world can actually come and stay here for three, six, nine, up to a year. In the first two weeks, I was still a bit uncertain thinking, is this actually possible that I can work remotely, but I do the exact same Irish hours as soon as I do from home. I'm finished by lunchtime, and then I'm on the beach by two o'clock. So I've made definitely the right decision.

It came at a perfect time in my career, I was looking for new opportunities, new ideas, new innovations. And it struck me that because of the welcome stamp, Barbados would be filled with like-minded individuals.

There's people here running multinational businesses, SMEs, there's people working remotely for all sorts of different types of businesses.

Most of the island is fibre wired, I always have 4G. On the islands, I feel super safe, I really, the people are so lovely, genuinely friendly, to anyone even considering coming out here for a few months let alone a year, the only thing I can say is do it.

It is an incredible experience. If you can, if you do have that opportunity, just take that leap. It's incredible, you won't regret it.