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I don't think there is any chance gitlab will let you work from DPRK

• shagie 4y ago
  Gitlab's list of where they have professional employment operations is https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/employment-solutions/ https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/employment-so... - along with the "who they work with." It is a much shorter list than "anywhere" and many of those employers of record will have their own constraints on if you can work in another country while using them as a service. For example, if you're working out of Brazil, then the hiring partner is Remote.com but then if one heads over to Chile, then its Global Upside. If its Spain, then its Remote.com again, but its questionable if you could head over to Portugal to work. The "work anywhere" becomes complicated once a company is on the hook for taxes and work visas.