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Member since 19 March 2018

AurelieflNew member20 March 2018 14:03:19

Hi everyone !
I'm a new member here. I would like information about opening a coffee with an associate and a local guy. Do you know about it in Bali ? What's your experience about similar project ? If you are advice about it. Thank you.
See ya.

Fred Indonesia Expert

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Max Eastman

FredIndonesia Expert20 March 2018 22:32:23

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Easy enough, it's pretty much impossible without a very large investment.

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GuestPoster0210Guest21 March 2018 02:10:22

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If your coffee is good and varied I can all but say I have an addiction to coffee and I’ll be a customer 👍

Aureliefl New member

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AurelieflNew member21 March 2018 04:16:38

Can you tell me more about these investments, please ?
Thanks

Fred Indonesia Expert

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Max Eastman

FredIndonesia Expert21 March 2018 07:20:48

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Aureliefl wrote:
Can you tell me more about these investments, please ?
Thanks

Rp10 billion - That's a lot of coffee

Aureliefl New member

Member since 19 March 2018

AurelieflNew member21 March 2018 07:52:16

Do you think it's impossible even with a local guy ? It's more easy ?

Fred Indonesia Expert

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Max Eastman

FredIndonesia Expert21 March 2018 08:01:44

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Aureliefl wrote:
Do you think it's impossible even with a local guy ? It's more easy ?

The system is designed to stop people doing the sort of thing you want to do. A local guy opening up can do so with a local partner, so taking you on would deny that Indonesian a job.
Right or wrong, that's how things work here.

abdulkhalil Banned

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abdulkhalilBanned21 March 2018 09:57:00

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Lots of foreigners in Bali join with locals to make a business. You just need to make sure that if you are putting money into the business that you don't get ripped off. Indonesia seems to prefer to develop at a slow pace as rather than let foreigners in. I'd say just go for it, but be careful of partners.

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