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Thinking about moving to Chile. Any information about the Chilean market?
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Valeria Verona
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Apr 7, 2022

Hi, everybody

Due to family reasons, I'm considering moving from Argentina to Chile. Is there any colleague working in the Chilean market that can give me some insight about the situation there? My pairs are EnglishSpanish, Portuguese>Spanish.
Any information is helpful. Thanks in advance
 
Rodrigo Bovino
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Used to be awesome Apr 8, 2022

Chile now is being destroyed by the left wing party and the coast (fish and more) are being eaten by China.

Still it is a first world country but in Latin America.

Paraguay is the best option in Latin America.

Cheers from Brazil
 
Valeria Verona
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translation market in particular - Chile Apr 8, 2022

Rodrigo Bovino wrote:

Chile now is being destroyed by the left wing party and the coast (fish and more) are being eaten by China.

Still it is a first world country but in Latin America.

Paraguay is the best option in Latin America.

Cheers from Brazil


I understand. The thing is I live in Argentina (practically any country is economically better in LatAm right now) so almost anything is an upgrade. But the most important aspect, I have my children living there. If I migrate, the reason behind are my children. So my question is related specifically to the translation Chilean market (or at least, the labor market in general). I'm trying to collect some hard facts to get ready...

[Edited at 2022-04-08 10:54 GMT]
 
Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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@Valeria Apr 8, 2022

I don’t know if my experience can be useful to you. After 30 years in Brussels I’ve moved from Belgium to Portugal (my home country) 7 years ago for family reasons and I “brought” all my customers with me. Fortunately, we have a job that allows us to keep on working with the same clients (and with new ones) when we relocate (whatever the country and the market). Good luck!

Emanuele Vacca
Christel Zipfel
Jennifer Levey
 
Valeria Verona
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differences Apr 8, 2022

Teresa Borges wrote:

I don’t know if my experience can be useful to you. After 30 years in Brussels I’ve moved from Belgium to Portugal (my home country) 7 years ago for family reasons and I “brought” all my customers with me. Fortunately, we have a job that allows us to keep on working with the same clients (and with new ones) when we relocate (whatever the country and the market). Good luck!


Dear Teresa

Unfortunately, this is not possible between these two countries due to invoicing, payment restrictions and unfavorable exchange rate differences, this is the reason I'm asking. I will have to sort of... start over there. I can only keep the agencies not located in Argentina. But I would lose my Argentine clients
 
Angie Garbarino
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Spanish forum Apr 8, 2022

I suggest you to ask in the Spanish forum, I follow it and I read quite a few of Chilean colleagues posting there.

Valeria Verona
Jorge Payan
Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
 
Valeria Verona
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thanks Apr 8, 2022

Angie Garbarino wrote:

I suggest you to ask in the Spanish forum, I follow it and I read quite a few of Chilean colleagues posting there.


Yes, maybe you are right. I will. Thanks!
 
Wilsonn Perez Reyes
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Not quite Apr 8, 2022

Rodrigo Bovino wrote:

Chile now is being destroyed by the left wing party and the coast (fish and more) are being eaten by China.

Still it is a first world country but in Latin America.

Cheers from Brazil


If Chile is a first-world country then El Salvador is a first-world country too.
 


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