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Only 180 days (and only if you're currently in your home country)? That's pretty lame and makes it not really worth it. If I want to live in a country on a remo
by xingped 4y ago
Only 180 days (and only if you're currently in your home country)? That's pretty lame and makes it not really worth it. If I want to live in a country on a remote worker visa, I'd want it to be at least 1yr minimum in length. As it stands, that's barely any better/different than a normal tourist visa.
- distances 4y agoExcept that you can't work with a tourist visa? Seems like a major difference.
- Retric 4y agoMost countries allow you to do some remote work on a tourist visa. Banning people from checking work email is simply untenable if you want tourism. UK for example has a fairly explicit line: “The applicant must not receive payment from a UK source for any activities undertaken in the UK.” The idea of someone working fully remotely gets tricky as for example the US wants you to pay US taxes if you’ve made more than 3k/year while working in the US.