‘I needed to learn everything and not depend on anyone': Temporary visa holder on building her own business

Janine Carampot

Queenslander and temporary visa holder Janine Carampot fearlessly built her barbeque and grill business in October 2021

Queenslander and temporary visa holder Janine Carampot fearlessly built her barbecue and grill business in October 2021 despite not being allowed to take out a personal loan from a bank.


KEY POINTS
  • In 2024, the Grills & Roasters market in Australia is forecast to generate revenues of $70.04 million AUD according to Statista.com.
  • Carampot borrowed $20,000 from a friend to set up her business Usok Filipino Grill.
  • From being a pastry chef, Carampot studied grilling to ensure she knows her business inside and out.
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Disclaimer: This article is for general information only. For specific financial advice, you should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice to check how the information here relates to your unique circumstances.

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