Cross-border education encompasses the provision of higher education services abroad through branch campuses or in the framework of franchising or validation agreements entered into between an exporting and a receiving institution.

personal or property risk insurance that is not available in Croatia; — companies purchasing insurance abroad in connection with investment works abroad including the equipment for those works; — for ensuring the return of foreign loans (collateral insurance); — personal and property insurance of wholly-owned enterprises and joint ventures which perform an economic activity in a foreign country, if it is in accordance with the regulations of that country or it is required by its registration; — ships under construction and overhaul if it is stipulated by the contract concluded with the foreign client (buyer);

| (3)BG: for life insurance services and pension fund services and non-life insurance services (except deposit insurance and similar compensation schemes, as well as mandatory insurance schemes [20]): Insurance funds raised by virtue of insurance contracts, as well as own capital, must be invested in the Republic of Bulgaria and may be transferred abroad only subject to a permission of the Financial Supervision Commission (FSC).Foreign suppliers cannot conclude insurance contracts with local natural and juridical persons through broke ...[+++]rs.BG: unbound for deposit insurance and similar compensation schemes, as well as mandatory insurance schemes.BG: unbound for services other than life and non-life reinsurance services.

This procedure does not apply to companies as defined in Article 2 of the Income Tax Act, (that is, international holding/trading companies) and to companies which own a vessel registered under the Merchant Shipping Act, and where the resident participation does not exceed 20 %.PLforeigners, who have received permission for residence on the territory of Poland, permission for tolerated stay, refugee status granted in Poland or who enjoy temporary protection on its territory, may undertake and pursue economic activity on the territory of Poland on the same rules as Polish citizens.Following reciprocity requirements, if ratified international agreements do not provide otherwise, foreign persons may take up and pursue economic activity on the ...[+++]territory of Poland on the same rules as entrepreneurs having their seat in Poland.When there is no reciprocity, foreign persons have the right to undertake and pursue economic activity on the territory of Poland only in a form of limited partnership, limited liability company and joint-stock company; they have also right to join these companies or to take and buy their shares or stocks.ROthe sole administrator or the Chairman of the Board of Administration as well as half of the total number of administrators of a commercial company shall be Romanian citizens unless otherwise stipulated in the company contract or in its statutes.

The following foreign exchange transactions require authorisation:transfer of foreign exchange out of the country,transfer of Polish currency into the country,ownership transfer of the right to monetary assets between domestic and foreign persons,granting and drawing of loans and credits by domestic persons in foreign exchange transactions,fixing or executing payments in foreign currencies within Poland for acquired goods, real estate, property rights, services or labour,opening and possessing of a banking account in a bank situated abroad,acquiring and holding foreign securi ...[+++]ties and acquiring real estate abroad,undertaking other obligations abroad of similar effect.

There is also the question as to what procedure to follow for those third-country nationals who seek entry to the EU to carry out an economic activity (e.g. pursuant to a services contract concluded between their overseas employer and a client in the EU), but who do not actually enter the EU labour market.