Working in Belgium for a corporation in Angola

By Mark 19 June 2022

Can I live in Belgium and work remotely for a company in Angola?

Yes, it is possible, however we usually recommend double-checking the following points:

  1. The company is based in an EU country
  2. The company has an office in Belgium
  3. The company has an office in Angola
  4. The company has a contact in Belgium who can help with the application

How to find remote work in Angola while living in Belgium?

Usually, it is feasible to get remote jobs in Angola even though you are located in Belgium. For that we will have to travel to Angola. But if you are a citizen of Angola living in Belgium, there is another way to find remote jobs in Angola.

Remote work in Angola while living in Belgium is possible, but it requires a little bit of extra work.
If you are looking for remote jobs in Angola, you need to find remote companies that are hiring in Angola. You can search for remote companies in Angola on the internet.
There are many websites that offer remote jobs in Angola. For example, you can search for remote jobs in Angola on oDesk, and you can search for remote jobs in Angola on Upwork.
However, these websites do not provide you with all the information that you need to find remote jobs in Angola.
To find remote jobs in Angola, you need to find remote companies that are hiring in Angola.
In this article, we will show you how to find remote jobs in Angola.

How to find remote jobs in Angola?

The first thing that you need to do is to find remote companies that are hiring in Angola.
You can do that by searching for remote companies that are hiring in Angola on the internet.
You can search for remote companies that are hiring in Angola on the internet.

How to get paid in Belgium when working remotely for a corporation in Angola?

You can get paid in Belgium even if you are working for a company in Angola, however , you have to have a work permit for Belgium. To apply for a work permit you have to be sponsored by a Belgian employer.

If you are planning to move to Belgium for work and you are looking for a Belgian employer, you can find a job offer from a company in Angola. However, before you apply for a job, you have to know that the company you are applying for is based in Angola, and that the company is a legal one.
A company based in Angola that is a legal one will need to have a work permit for Belgium.
The Belgian government doesn’t recognize a company in Angola as a legal entity.
In order to apply for a work permit for Belgium, you have to find a company in Angola that has a work permit for Belgium. You can find a company that has a work permit for Belgium by going to the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
If you are looking for a company in Angola that has a work permit for Belgium, you can search for a company that has a work permit for Belgium on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
You can also search for a company that has a work permit for Belgium on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

How do taxes work in Belgium if I’m working remotely for a company Belgium?

When working remotely in Belgium for a firm based in Angola, taxes might be tricky, therefore we will give you a few pointers.

  1. Income tax in Belgium
    In Belgium, the general rate of income tax is 45%. It is therefore possible to pay 45% of your income in taxes. This is the same as in the Netherlands.
  2. Capital gains tax in Belgium
    In Belgium, capital gains tax is a fixed rate of 15% for a limited period. It is therefore possible to pay 15% of your capital gains in taxes.
  3. Capital gains tax in Belgium if you are working remotely
    If you are working remotely in Belgium, you are entitled to capital gains tax at a rate of 15% for a limited period.
  4. Income tax in Belgium if you are working remotely for a company in Belgium
    If you are working remotely for a firm based in Belgium, you are entitled to income tax at a rate of 45%.
  5. Income tax in Belgium if you are working remotely for a firm based in another country
    If you are working remotely for a firm based in another country, you are entitled to income tax at the rate of the country of your employment.