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Not really but everyone does. I mean what's the difference between a tourist with a laptop and a digital nomad? If you have no local clients, no local space an
by nicbou 3y ago
Not really but everyone does.
I mean what's the difference between a tourist with a laptop and a digital nomad? If you have no local clients, no local space and you officially reside elsewhere, it doesn't really matter.
Staying longer only makes sense if you grow economic roots too. You can't have a village with only digital nomads. Their taxes don't build bridges or create a community.
- wdb 3y agoTourist visa is not meant for working?
- kevinmchugh 3y agoIf you're at customs and asked what your plans in the country are, you should not say "work", unless you are authorized to work in the country.
- devilbunny 3y agoRight, but... we violate that all the time. If I'm abiding by the other terms of the tourist visa (90/180 days, e.g.), and all the work that I do is for a company in my home country, paid by that company in my home country bank account, and occupies about an hour a day max, I don't think it violates the spirit of the law (the letter of the law is, of course, subject to judicial interpretation). Is it a violation of my tourist visa to take a phone call from work when I'm on vacation? The big benefit is the prolonged duration of the visa that allows you to really settle in and live there for a while.