How much is it for Chinese to mine in Brazil

1. No, it doesn't happen in China, but in Myanmar, so it should be dealt with according to Myanmar's laws and compensation standards.

2.

It depends on the source of the mine. If it is an "open pit mine", the investment is relatively small. The main investment is the wages of workers and the cost of transportation road construction. If the ore is deeply buried, the investment needs to be larger. In addition, the acquisition of mining license is also a part of the investment, and this is the main part. If there is no mining license, the others are always empty

To sum up, the main investment costs are as follows:

1, workers' wages

2, machinery and equipment

3, transportation road construction and maintenance costs

4, mining license fees

5, and other costs

3. One T + 1, one T + 0, choose the second without hesitation
secondly, bitcoin has a perfect derivative route, which can accurately hedge risks. What about a shares? We have to buy up and wait for the harvest

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how to use options to hedge the fall risk of spot

for example, the current price of bitcoin is US $10000
if it goes up to US $11000, the spot profit is US $1000
if it goes down to US $9000, the spot loss is US $1000

if you open a put option hedging in bitoffer, the cost is only US $20. If bitcoin goes down from US $10000 to US $9000, the spot loss is US $1000, and the put option profit is US $1000, The two offset each other, your account does not have any loss, this is the charm of hedging

after opening the hedging mechanism, your account will make money if it goes up, and even if it goes down, because the risk has been completely offset.

4. Can't go to Canada
in Brazil.. It's about 500 dollars a month to make money and earn it at home

5. According to my experience of traveling to four European countries in the previous period, in addition to the foreign exchange I exchanged before departure, I brought a lot of money into bank cards and credit cards. Along the way, no one will check how much money your card has. In other words, there is no limit to how many cards you take out from various banks. Therefore, you can actually spend as much money as you want abroad, but only if there is so much money in your card. There is no need to worry about the limit of $50000 or $100000. At most, you lose a little exchange rate difference abroad. According to your tone, you want to spend more money. You should not care about the exchange rate difference.

6. 1、 The application requirements for Brazilian immigrants are as follows:

(1) a company must be registered in Brazil, or a subsidiary must be set up in Brazil by a company outside Brazil, in which the shares of Brazilian residents (or citizens) are not less than 1%.

(2) a US $200000 investment must be made in Brazil (the investment is still owned by the applicant)

2 Documents required for applying for Brazilian immigration

(1) private passport

* (2) notarial certificate of marriage (applicable to accompanying spouse)

* (3) notarial certificate of birth

* (4) notarial certificate of home address

* (5) notarial certificate of no crime

* (6) power of attorney (sample) to set up the company

* (7) Applicant's resume (notarial certificate)

* (8) business certificate of overseas company Note: the documents marked with * must be certified by the Consular Department of the Ministry of foreign affairs of China and the Brazilian embassy in China respectively

3. Brazil immigration application procere

1. Signing a contract and submitting documents

2. Setting up a Brazilian company and opening an account

(30 working days after receiving documents)

3. Visa application

(30 working days after receiving materials)

4. Going to Brazil

5. Confirming an account and remitting investment funds after going to Brazil

6 Get white card (valid for 180 days)

7. Get temporary ID card (valid for two years)

8. Get permanent ID card after one year

9. Get permanent ID card after one year

7. Brazil doesn't. I have a friend who works in Los Angeles. The environment is good, but I can't talk to foreigners. It's usually where the local Chinese gather. The salary is three million. But we have to do a lot of preparatory work, such as visa, passport and so on. And the embassy. What do you mean by eight months? Eight months later?

8. We should be cautious about going abroad to work. Going abroad doesn't necessarily earn a lot, just because there is a difference in exchange rate and different national conditions, so it seems that you earn a lot abroad. In Brazil, the minimum wage is 600 ha, equivalent to 1800-2400 RMB (the exchange rate fluctuates greatly). But 600 BLACK Austria is only enough for one person to eat, wash clothes, rent, water and electricity in a month. After that, there are at most 100 black Austria left. If it's working for Chinese people, with a salary of about 1000 and most of them covering food and housing, there may be 600 left
the above is about people who have been here and have worked. Look at your question, maybe you are still in China. Then there's the question of "come here.". Is it immigration visa or business visa or travel visa? What if the procere is illegal and found midway? Is there anyone to take care of after entering the country legally? Is the person receiving reliable? Some Chinese go to Brazil to work as illegal workers. As a result, their freedom is restricted, their passport is taken away, their living environment and working conditions are very bad, their language is not good, and there is no other way
it's better to consider the matter of working abroad. Good luck.

9.

On June 26, Brazilian president temer signed a decree on "China Immigration day" at the presidential palace, which designated August 15 as "China Immigration day"

In 2008, on the seventh day after the Wenchuan earthquake in China (May 16), the Peruvian government issued a supreme decree, declaring May 19 as a "national day of mourning" to commemorate the victims of China's Wenchuan earthquake. According to the decree, on the day of mourning, senior Peruvian officials, through the Chinese Embassy in Peru, paid tribute to the victims of the earthquake in China. All government agencies, military facilities, police agencies and all Peruvian diplomatic agencies abroad lowered flags at half mast

10. In Brazil, there are 300000 Chinese living here, and the number of Chinese ranks 20th among all countries in the world. The most densely populated area of Chinese in Brazil is St. Paul's 25th Street. Although there are no Chinese style archways and buildings, it is regarded by many as the "Chinatown" of St. Paul.