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That's simply not true. It doesn't matter where your employer is based [1]. "if you have a tourist visa, you cannot work at all;" [1] - http://www.findlaw.com
by hackerboos 11y ago
That's simply not true. It doesn't matter where your employer is based [1].
"if you have a tourist visa, you cannot work at all;"
[1] - http://www.findlaw.com.au/articles/2140/are-you-legally-allowed-to-work-in-australia.aspx http://www.findlaw.com.au/articles/2140/are-you-legally-allo...
- 11thEarlOfMar 11y agoPretty sure that page is presuming the employer is Australian. That makes all the difference.
- hackerboos 11y ago"Pretty sure" is something people should confirm before travelling to these places, no?
- 11thEarlOfMar 11y agoTrue.
- grecy 11y agoAnother comment in this thread makes it clear permission was asked in multiple countries, and every country was perfectly OK with it.
- hackerboos 11y agoAnecdotes aren't evidence.
- grecy 11y agoYou're correct. That person calling each embassy separately and asking them is evidence.