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Spain is planning to launch its Digital Nomad visa for international remote workers in January 2023 as part of the new Startup Act, which is also expected to pass in January next year. According to a Business Insider report, the minimum requirement will be between €2,000 and €3,000 monthly. Spain’s Congress of Deputies approved the […]
Tahmina's Startup Visa Book Is on Amazon!
Tahmina’s Startup Visa Book Is on Amazon!
We are thrilled and excited to announce that Tahmina’s book “The Startup Visa: Key to Job Growth and Economic Prosperity in America” is now finally out and available on Amazon for purchase!
Foreword written by the one and only Vivek Wadhwa and edited by Lornet Turnbull, preeminent journalist and former immigration reporter with The Seattle Times, this book promises to start a dialogue on the need…
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Startup Act 2015- Introduced Today!
Startup Act 2015- Introduced Today!
Today, Sen. Moran (R-Kansas) together with 5 other Senators introduced the most recent version of the Startup Act creating a new visa category for startup founders. and STEM degree holders. The bipartisan bill follows the introduction of the Immigration Innovation Act 2015, also a bipartisan bill addressing H1b and high-skilled immigration. Below is the press release from Sen. Moran’s office.
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My monthly CEA podcast got held up by everything from travel to a national holiday to the derecho, plus a little bureaucratic friction. But it's now up, featuring a long chat with Engine Advocacy's Michael McGeary over how his group and others are trying to get tech-policy issues into the conversation in Washington.
Well, it means that Canada still has a chance if we manage to put together a Startup VISA that actually works.
Policy Update: JOBS & Startup
Last night, we sent out the following email to our friends and members to inform them of current legislation aimed at easing the way for startups. We want to share the update with you now, as a resource for understanding key provisions of JOBS Act and Startup Act, and to hear your thoughts on these bills. If you want to sign up for email updates like this in the future, subscribe to our mailing list here.
Dear Friend,
Engine has been tracking recent legislative efforts to foster entrepreneurship and small business. Today, the Senate begins debate on the JOBS Act, which passed the House last week. Startup Act is next on the legislative agenda and responds to a number of key startup needs. JOBS Act The JOBS Act is a legislative package designed to lower barriers to entry for entrepreneurs by reducing limitations on fundraising and decreasing crippling bureaucratic overhead currently required by existing regulatory legislation. While there’s good and bad contained within it, it is heartening to see Congress prioritizing legislative issues that affect startups. You can read about the provisions we like in the JOBS Act.
Ease of raising capital through crowdfunding and ease SEC regulations on offerings from $5 million to $50 million, making it easier for startups to raise capital.
Create IPO onramp for class of emerging growth companies with annual revenue of less than $1 Billion.
Emerging growth companies are subject to fewer SEC regulations when filing for IPO
But JOBS is just the beginning. Startup Act It’s time to move forward on Startup Act. We have only a few weeks left to effect change in Congress this session, and Startup Act represents another clear step toward passing legislation that benefits entrepreneurs and creates jobs -- this year. We also took a look at some of the key provisions in Startup, here’s a quick summary, with more detail available on our blog.
Promote job growth by making the capital gains tax exemption for startups permanent.
Reform the process by which qualified STEM graduates and foreign born entrepreneurs are able to stay and start businesses in the United States
Spur innovation by providing incentives for universities to turn federally funded research into tangible jobs and businesses.
To take action on JOBS Act, sign the petition at AngelList here. And stay tuned, in the coming weeks we’ll ask you to take further action in support of Startup Act. -The Engine Team
