Working in Cambodia for a corporation in Chile

By Mark 03 May 2022

Can I work remotely in Cambodia for a company in Chile?

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

  1. You have to be careful about the visa. The “Cambodia-Chile Business Visa” is a visa for business purposes, and it’s not the same as a tourist visa. You have to apply for this visa at the Cambodian Embassy in Chile, and the visa is valid for 6 months.
  2. You need to have an online company in Chile, and a company in Cambodia. The company in Chile has to be the company you’re working for, and you can’t work for a company in Cambodia.
  3. You need to be very careful about your contract. It’s very important to have a contract for a period of 3 months, and not just for the day of your arrival.
  4. You have to be careful about your visa. You need to check the validity of your visa, because it’s not valid for work purposes.
  5. You need to be careful about your bank account. You can’t have an account in Chile, and you can’t have an account in Cambodia. You have to open a bank account in your home country.
  6. You have to be careful about your salary. If you have an average salary, you have to divide it by 12. You can’t have a salary over that amount.

What’s the best way to work remotely in Cambodia?
There are two ways to work remotely in Cambodia:

  1. Working for an online company in Cambodia.

How can I find a remote job in Chile while living in Cambodia?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Chile even if you are located in Cambodia, for that we will see in this article.

Before starting, you should know that Chile is a country that is very attractive to foreigners, especially the ones who are looking for a job in Latin America.
It is important to know that Chile is a country that is very attractive to foreigners, especially the ones who are looking for a job in Latin America.
Chile has a very high standard of living, with a low cost of living, a good social security, a good health care system, and a good education system.
Chile is also a country that is very attractive to foreigners, because it is a country that is very safe, has a very low crime rate, and has a very good infrastructure.
It is important to know that Chile is a country that is very attractive to foreigners, because it is a country that is very safe, has a very low crime rate, and has a very good infrastructure.

How can I get paid in Cambodia when working remotely for a company in Chile?

It is possible to get paid in Cambodia while working for a company in Chile but the process is a bit more complicated.

Cambodia has a strong economy and is a popular tourist destination. The country has a strong culture and is a great place to visit. The country is a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Cambodia is a member of the WTO and is a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Cambodia is a member of the WTO and ASEAN.
The government of Cambodia has a strong economy and is a popular tourist destination.

Will I pay taxes in Cambodia or Chile when working remotely in Cambodia?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Cambodia for a corporation in Chile, so we’ve put together a guide to help you understand how taxes work in both countries.

Cambodia
Cambodia is a tax haven and has no income tax.
However, the government does impose a value added tax (VAT) of around 5% on most goods and services.
The value added tax is imposed on goods and services, including services provided by companies, and not on profits made by companies.
The tax is not applied to profits made by companies, but is applied to the value added to the goods and services.
In addition, the government charges a customs duty of 10% on most goods imported into Cambodia.
The government also charges a 5% tax on goods exported from Cambodia.
In addition, the government charges a 10% tax on goods imported into Cambodia.
Chile
Chile is a tax haven and has no income tax.
However, the government does impose a value added tax (VAT) of around 20% on most goods and services.