chaskachocolove
8/10/2013 17:03 EST
the short answer is yes! You will have to register as a business and pay tax on income, and you masy have to jump thru a small hoop to get your liscence translated to Spanish and apostiled here. The best is talk to a qualified attorney. I know you can because there are a very few . A WORD.....YOU WILL BE SWAMPED BY BUSINESS IF YOU ARE HOOD, BECAUSE THE VETS HERE MOSTOLY GET THEIR LISCENCES OUT OF CRACKER JACK BOXES. THE AMOUNT OF ANIMAL SUFFERING DUE TO BARBARIC veterinary medicine is appalling, the lack of proper education for vets is apalling. Most vets learn on cows and horses, and transfer the knowledge to dogs and cats poorly. The main university in Loja (the ONLY veterinary lab in the entire province) currrently has no test for distemper, none for feline leukemia, and when I had my dog 's blood tested for something else they sent me 3 test results from opther animals, not my dog. Please please please move here, I will encourage you with all the information I have, I have been here since 2010. All foreigners end up with dogs and cats, by the hald dozen, they come suffering and abandoned to our doors. The community here in Vilcabamba and Loja could easily support a new well trained vet, especially one with a wholistic inclination balance approach between allopathic and alternative veterinary mediciine. There is one spophistaicated vererinary Surgeon in Cuenca, who was not ecucated in Ecuador, but in Mexico. He is great, but not at all wholistic, and 4 hours by car from Loja. My email is chaska@seagoddess.net. I know good attorneys who we can ask your question, they do not charge for simple questions here. I am from Hawaii, love Ecuador, live in the best climate in Ecuador, great community, fabulous sweet expats in this sacred valley of Longevity. Tons of organic food, no chem trails, no GMO, great prople, conscious aware people, great quality of life. Please bring great pet care to this community.
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