A returnee service for the north and the east: permits, the tax office and the school, in one visit

The land, the lagoons and the savings of families abroad are waiting. What comes first is the small business.

List every office a returning family in the north or east must visit in its first month: land, permits, tax and schools. Visit each one yourself, noting the documents, the queues and the opening hours, and turn it into a single checklist. Then offer, through a Sri Lankan association abroad, to walk 3 families through it for a fee. Families paying is the service.

Who pays first

A Sri Lankan family abroad reclaiming land or a house in the north, who would pay one person to handle the offices in one visit rather than several trips.

What leaves today

Money and skills held by Sri Lankans abroad who want to come home stall at the first office, and the missing proof is that return can be done in one visit.

Confirm that you only guide and prepare, never act as an official, that families' documents are kept safe, and that every fee is agreed first.

Going first. Chapter Eight

"That is what it costs to go first, and that is what it buys for everyone behind you."

Walk the offices once yourself, write it all down, and every family after you saves the cost.

Does it keep value that now leaves the island, or build the proof that lets somebody else do so?