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Can you legally do your job from the country you want to live in?

Can you legally do your job from the country you want to live in?

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 Picture it: a sunny balcony, a coffee, your laptop open for the 9 a.m. call with your team back home. Then a tiny voice asks: am I actually allowed to be doing this here? Lena and Sam untangle the three checks to settle before working from another country: your immigration status, whether that status covers your kind of work, and whether your employer or contracts allow it. Along the way: why Schengen's 90/180 rule isn't a work permit, the UK's "side dish, not main course" rule for remote work, and what Spain's telework visa asks for. This week's next step: take four questions to your manager or HR before you book anything longer than a holiday.
  1. Do you allow work from this country, and for how long?
  2. Does it affect my payroll, tax withholding or social security?
  3. Does it create any obligations for the company in that country?
  4. Does my health or travel insurance cover me while working there?
Have you worked from another country, legally or in the grey zone? Reply to The Bigger Map newsletter and tell us what you had to figure out. We'll ask before quoting anyone. Sources (checked 20 October 2026)
  • GOV.UK: Immigration Rules Appendix Visitor, Permitted Activities (PA 4(h))
  • GOV.UK: Standard Visitor
  • Consulate General of Spain in New York: Telework visa
  • European Commission: Schengen short stays (90/180)
General research, not legal advice. An immigration adviser in the destination can confirm what applies to you.
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