Work Remotely from Another Country | Can I Work Remotely from Another Country?
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- čas přidán 17. 09. 2023
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The problem is most US employers don’t allow us to work abroad.
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Just sharing my experience. I worked from abroad for 3 years at my company. I was living seasonally in New England/ Europe and in Central America. I had verified there were no tax or visa implications to the company. My leader was aware and supportive. I worked on hours conducive to my customers and colleagues east coast time zones. My sales were highest while I was abroad. The company is international for goodness sake having colleagues working from more than a dozen countries. Suddenly they changed the policy were tracking my IP address, and I was told I am no longer allowed to work from outside the 50 states.
This is very informative. Thanks for sharing
We live in Seattle area, and if we go to Santa Barbara for two months down in California, our employer needs to know because they have to pay those extra taxes. I don’t know if we could actually live in Portugal for two months, even though my husband has colleagues working there on his team. We would just like to get some sunshine an extra warmth, for a couple months!
VPN?
@@youssoufdiallo9071 fr such a simple fix idk why they are not doing it
I work for a company in Texas that has offices in the UK, there are some open roles that are in similar departments to the one I work in now. However, the educational requirements are much lower.
Where here in Texas you need a degree to be a financial analyst, im the UK they don’t require a degree.
Would my company need to sponsor a visa for myself if I took up a job in their offices abroad?
Would that be worth it for them, even if I covered my own cost of moving, since apparently the position that’s similar to the one I currently have in the US, seems to not even require a degree in the UK?
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