Live in Bangladesh while having a job in UAE

By Mark 02 September 2022

Can I work remotely in Bangladesh for a company in UAE?

Yes it’s perfectly possible, but we advise first to check the following points:

  1. Do you have a valid visa?
  2. Is the company you are applying to going to sponsor your visa?
  3. Do you have a work permit or residence permit?
  4. Will the company you are applying to sponsor your visa pay for your travel, accommodation, food and other expenses?
  5. Will the company you are applying to sponsor your visa pay you an allowance?
  6. Is the company you are applying to sponsor your visa going to pay for your travel, accommodation, food and other expenses?
  7. Is the company you are applying to sponsor your visa going to pay you an allowance?

Yes, you can work remotely in Bangladesh for a company in UAE. There are different types of visas and work permits that you can apply for. You can apply for a residence permit and a work permit. You can work in Bangladesh for a company in UAE if you have a residence permit.
You can apply for a residence permit from the UAE Embassy in Bangladesh. You can apply for a residence permit from the UAE Embassy in Bangladesh if you have a valid visa. You can apply for a residence permit from the UAE Embassy in Bangladesh if you have a valid visa and a work permit.

How can I find a remote job in UAE while living in Bangladesh?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in UAE even if you are located in Bangladesh, for that we will share some tips in this article.

In this article, we will talk about the following topics:
How to find a remote job in UAE
How to find a remote job in UAE while living in Bangladesh

How to find a remote job in UAE while living in Bangladesh?
Before we start, we need to understand what is the difference between remote and freelance job.
Remote job: This is a job where you are not physically present in the office, but you are expected to do your work remotely.
Freelance job: This is a job where you are not physically present in the office, but you are expected to do your work from home.
Remote job: This is a job where you are not physically present in the office, but you are expected to do your work remotely.
Let’s talk about how to find a remote job in UAE while living in Bangladesh.

How can I get paid in Bangladesh when working remotely for a company in UAE?

It is possible to get paid in Bangladesh while working for a company in UAE but you need to be careful about the following:

  1. You need to have a valid local bank account in Bangladesh
  2. You need to be careful about the transfer money from UAE to Bangladesh
  3. You need to be careful about the remittance process
  4. You need to be careful about the tax process
  5. You need to be careful about the exchange rate process
  6. You need to be careful about the banking system in Bangladesh
  7. You need to be careful about the banking system in UAE
  8. You need to be careful about the tax system in Bangladesh
  9. You need to be careful about the tax system in UAE
  10. You need to be careful about the cost of living in Bangladesh
  11. You need to be careful about the cost of living in UAE
  12. You need to be careful about the language barrier
  13. You need to be careful about the time zone difference
  14. You need to be careful about the culture
  15. You need to be careful about the weather
  16. You need to be careful about the work culture
  17. You need to be careful about the social media
  18. You need to be careful about the security
  19. You need to be careful about the internet connection

Will I pay taxes in Bangladesh or UAE when working remotely in Bangladesh?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Bangladesh for a corporation in UAE, so it is important to understand what you are entitled to as a non-resident.

For a non-resident, the law defines two categories of taxation – a person is either a resident or a non-resident of a country. The non-resident has the right to pay taxes only if he/she is a non-resident. If a non-resident is a non-resident for tax purposes, then he/she is also a non-resident for other purposes.
Resident: A person who is a citizen of a country and is physically present in the country for more than 183 days in a period of 365 days is a resident of that country.
Non-resident: A person who is a citizen of a country and is physically present in the country for less than 183 days in a period of 365 days is a non-resident of that country.
If you are a non-resident for tax purposes, then you are also a non-resident for other purposes.
You are a non-resident for tax purposes if you:
Are not a citizen of Bangladesh
Are not a resident of Bangladesh
Have a permanent address in another country
Are a citizen of another country
You are a non-resident for other purposes if you:
Are a citizen of Bangladesh
Have a permanent address in Bangladesh
Taxation in Bangladesh