Looking for a remote salaried position in another country seems like a weird situation to me. The headaches of setting up legal entities, complying with tax law

Looking for a remote salaried position in another country seems like a weird situation to me. The headaches of setting up legal entities, complying with tax laws, benefits etc for whatever location the person is in, is not worth it IMO. If you're a freelancer, it's up to you to decide what rate you want, and if you're willing to negotiate on that rate. For reference, I charge clients about 3x more now, living in a relatively small city in Thailand than I did when I left Melbourne (Australia) several years ago, which is ridiculously more expensive.