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>At Customs: >Here to do work? Nope! Here on business, meeting with Basecamp I never understood this. What's the difference? In both instances, money is being
by ksjjf 10y ago
>At Customs:
>Here to do work? Nope! Here on business, meeting with Basecamp
I never understood this. What's the difference? In both instances, money is being earned.
- betaby 10y agoImportant things are a) which entity is going to pay b) where is added value created. In terms of business meeting both are mostly other seas. I had that info about meetings in my travel guide at least for 10 yeas.
- plandis 10y agoI've been told something similar when going to Canada (I work for Amazon and we have offices in Seattle, WA and Vancouver, B.C.) Basically, I'm required to not work on anything not related to whatever the purpose of my visit is. For example, if I have a meeting with Team A then I'm not legally allowed to work on anything unrelated to meeting with Team A. I'm on a business trip to meet with Team A. I'm not in Canada to do my normal work.