Keep calm, carry on, but get your international ducks in a row - Sable International

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There is a lot of anxiety in South African at the moment about the future with challenging infrastructure and serious questions are hanging over the man who was supposed to be the corruption-buster, President Cyril Ramaphosa. He has a whole lot of explaining to do about the burglary at his game farm, Phala Phala. Fear about the future is prompting more and more South Africans to look for solutions outside the country which could either be moving elsewhere, or a plan B of investing off-shore, while enjoying the up-side of living in South Africa. Immigration specialists, Sable International’s, Mike Abbott and Tom Barlow have recently toured across the country and have found that there is an increase in the volume and intensity of people looking for other solutions. They told Linda van Tilburg about the importance of making a considered decision- without emotion - before internationalising yourself. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
23 Jun 2022 7AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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