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Vacation sure. But if you want to work from these countries then you can't be on a tourist visa.

• tifik 4y ago
  It comes down to how you define 'working from a country'. Doesn't it mean 'being employed by a local company and paying income taxes' there? If I go on a vacation and respond to a few work-related emails, am I breaking any laws because I'm working on a tourist visa? Yes, that is ad absurdum, but I'm trying to point out that it's not as clear cut. There is a line that international treaties define, and staying someplace (sometimes even up to 6 months) and working there doesn't necessarily have any income tax implications for you or your employer.
  • triceratops 4y ago
    > If I go on a vacation and respond to a few work-related emails Law isn't code. Reasonable people (judges, normally) are able to decide what is "actually working" and "incidentally working while on vacation".
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