Long-term visa for remote workers

Re:Long-term visa for remote workers by birthday on Friday February 04, 2022 @04:50PM (#30213799)

That's insane. I'd like to visit Iceland, but I think it's better to just go visit for a couple of weeks and then bail. Remote working in a cold and expensive country seems counter intuitive.

Give me word class beaches, great weather and cheap cost of living....South East Asia here I come!

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Re:Long-term visa for remote workers by ghaff on Friday February 04, 2022 @05:36PM (#30214360)

Iceland isn't that cold but it is expensive.

But I don't really disagree with your basic point. I'd mostly rather vacation someplace and work at home. (Mostly. I have remote worked when I've had some time between trips in the same general area and I've just stayed there in between.)

Zero interest in working from a beach in SE Asia though, especially given the time zone difference from the eastern US. Though this comes from someone who has "free" lodging in my house in the US.

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Re:Long-term visa for remote workers by xtracto on Friday February 04, 2022 @06:16PM (#30214862)

I would love to be able to work in SE Asia or in Iceland even... I am 100% remote, working for a US company in Mexico. The problem is Timezones, due to TZ restrictions, I can only opt to work in the Americas. So far I haven't found a country that would accept me for longish term (6 months would be the sweet spot for me) without a Visa

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Re:Long-term visa for remote workers by xeromal on Friday February 04, 2022 @05:05PM (#30213984)

I've been to several countries, but not yet a world traveler. Iceland is beautiful, but I've had more fun in other countries. One of my favorite trips was riding motorcycles around in Peru's Amazon.

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