Mumbai - one of the most populous cities in the world. The business capital generates more than 40% of Indian foreign trade. The city hosts core economic institutions like NSE or country's gold reserves. Most international companies with products on the Indian market prefer Mumbai to New Delhi when opening their headquarters. The economic growth of the region has started it’s graduate rise in 2018 thanks to which office space market has reached its ceiling peak. Business life in Mumbai Central concentrates around logistics, tech software, trade and PR. Not to undermine the booming movie industry, Mumbai serves as a venue to “Bollywood” corporation, which produces more than one thousand movies each year. Incredibly high competition in the labour market has altered traditional business customs. Relaxed approach to work has been replaced with overtime and western attitude. The city is flooded with highly skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled potential employees and the living costs are significantly lower than in the U.S. or Europe, which makes it a perfect venue for both small and large startups. It is worth mentioning that if you spend less than 183 days per year in India, get a salary from abroad and pay taxes at home, you don’t need to pay taxes and deal with double taxation.
