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THIS IS FALSE ALMOST EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD AND IF DISCOVERED, CAN RESULT IN CRIMINAL AND/OR TAX PENALTIES. In general, it’s not legal to be an unregistered d
by kersplody 4y ago
THIS IS FALSE ALMOST EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD AND IF DISCOVERED, CAN RESULT IN CRIMINAL AND/OR TAX PENALTIES.
In general, it’s not legal to be an unregistered digital nomad unless you have the right to work in the country you are in. If you enter a country on a tourist visa, the primary purpose of the trip must be tourism. If you enter on a tourist visa for the intention of being a digital nomad, you have violated the visa.
In practice, it probably doesn’t matter as long as you are discrete. it's difficult for governments to detect this practice and many countries even tolerate the practice. But since being a digital nomad is almost always technically illegal, travelers have had challenges when they are discovered by the wrong person.
The bigger concern is usually your employer. Working overseas without approval is usually a friable offense.
- moistly 4y ago> Working overseas without approval is usually a friable offense. IOW, the chances of remaining employed will crumble.
- scarface74 4y ago> The bigger concern is usually your employer. Working overseas without approval is usually a friable offense This is true for my employer. We are allowed to work outside of the country for at most 60 days.