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· Föderation EN Mo 21.04.2025 08:14:50 they said they may work which was evidenced on their computer so got booted. |
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Föderation EN Mo 21.04.2025 08:40:27 @amiserabilist I mean, doing work for company in your country from abroad is none of America's business, really. That's like saying answering business email abroad is illegal. |
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Föderation EN Mo 21.04.2025 08:57:37 Those are very complicated legal questions. Corporations usually use specialized consultancies to ensure compliance. |
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Föderation EN Mo 21.04.2025 10:56:27 Bollocks. That only applies when paid in the US. Normal commerce would stop if business travel really was only attending meetings. Yes that is what you say at entry if asked because it's simpler. Travelling as a tourist managing your own itinerary does have a risk because you're not in a convenient box for Immigration and Customs. The US is now a no go country for self propelled travellers. If they ever stopped a business traveller US trade would sink all the faster. |
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Föderation EN Mo 21.04.2025 11:00:09 @simon_lucy For other EU countries, my employer needs to apply for a social security certificate in advance. Same thing now apparently even exists for India... |
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Föderation EN Mo 21.04.2025 11:05:28 @tessarakt if you're working in the EU then you have Freedom of Movement. Visiting India requires a Visa for any purpose. |
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Föderation EN Mo 21.04.2025 10:06:55 @rejzor @amiserabilist whether you like it or not, going to another country and working there even for a firm back where you are a citizen is legally a bit of a minefield. The EU can make it happen due to their tax agreements, other countries not so much. |
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Föderation EN Mo 21.04.2025 10:17:31 @rejzor @amiserabilist Or visiting a scientific conference. |
