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U.S. immigration law doesn't apply to those outside the U.S. so there's no immigration issue with working for your own company while outside the U.S.
by proberts 4y ago
U.S. immigration law doesn't apply to those outside the U.S. so there's no immigration issue with working for your own company while outside the U.S.
- conqrr 4y agoSorry I meant working inside the US for company registered outside the US
- wahnfrieden 4y ago(You misread)
- proberts 4y agoUS immigration law hasn't caught up with remote employment but the short answer is no and this makes sense since this would allow anyone in the U.S. to circumvent U.S. immigration law simply by setting up an entity outside the U.S. and then getting paid by this entity.
- bombcar 4y agoI think the question is - someone outside the US has a business, moves to the US on an H1B, and wants to continue working for their outside-the-US business.