Live in Cuba while having a job in Belgium

By Mark 03 May 2022

Can I work remotely in Cuba for a company in Belgium?

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

  1. The company is not in Cuba.
  2. The company is not in the EU.
  3. The company is not in the USA.
  4. The company is not in China.
  5. The company is not in Iran.
  6. The company is not in North Korea.
  7. The company is not in Syria.
  8. The company is not in Russia.
  9. The company is not in Belarus.
  10. The company is not in Azerbaijan.
  11. The company is not in Georgia.
  12. The company is not in Kazakhstan.
  13. The company is not in Tajikistan.
  14. The company is not in Turkmenistan.
  15. The company is not in Uzbekistan.
  16. The company is not in Kyrgyzstan.
  17. The company is not in Armenia.

How can I find a remote job in Belgium while living in Cuba?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Belgium even if you are located in Cuba, for that we have a special program.

You can also find more than 50 remote jobs in Belgium.
The program is designed to help people from Cuba find a job in Belgium, to allow them to enjoy the benefits of living in Belgium without having to move to the country.
The program is free to all Cubans, and does not require any payment.
When you are looking for a job in Belgium, you will have to prove your identity and your citizenship.
You will have to provide your national ID card (DNI), your passport, and your immigration card.
If you are looking for a job in Belgium, you can apply to the Belgian Ministry of Employment and the Belgian National Employment Service.
We will provide you with a list of companies that are interested in hiring people from Cuba.
You will have to apply for a job and pay a fee for the service.
The companies will then contact you with the information on how to apply for the job.
Once you are hired, you will have to provide a certain amount of documents that will be needed to make the job official.
In this way, you can get your first job in Belgium while living in Cuba.

How to apply for a job in Belgium?
The first step is to register with the Belgian National Employment Service.

How can I get paid in Cuba when working remotely for a company in Belgium?

It is possible to get paid in Cuba while working for a company in Belgium but it’s not easy. The first step is to obtain a work permit in Cuba. To do this, you need to go to the “Oficina de Migraciones” and get a work permit. The process can take a few days to get the permit. Once you get the work permit, you can start working for a company in Belgium.

You can get paid in Cuba in two ways. The first one is through a company in Belgium. The second one is through a company in Cuba. To get paid in Cuba through a company in Belgium, you need to make sure you are working for a company that is licensed in Cuba. The company in Belgium will pay you the money you need to live in Cuba.
If you want to get paid in Cuba through a company in Cuba, you need to make sure you are working for a company that is licensed in Cuba. The company in Cuba will pay you the money you need to live in Cuba.
If you are interested in working for a company in Belgium, you need to make sure you are working for a company that is licensed in Cuba.

What is the process to get a work permit in Cuba?
The process to get a work permit in Cuba can take a few days. It depends on the type of work permit you want.

Will I pay taxes in Cuba or Belgium when working remotely in Cuba?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Cuba for a corporation in Belgium, so it’s important to understand the tax laws in both countries.

I’m an independent contractor working remotely in Cuba. My client is a company in Belgium, and I’m wondering if I’ll have to pay taxes in Cuba or Belgium when I work in Cuba for my client.
Cuba is a socialist country and Belgium is a capitalist country. As such, the two countries have different tax laws.
The general tax rate in Cuba is 25%, and the employer’s share is 6%.
In Belgium, the general tax rate is 33%, and the employer’s share is 22%.
I’m going to focus on the tax laws for an independent contractor working remotely in Cuba. If you’re an employee in Belgium working for a company in Cuba, you’ll need to pay taxes in Cuba and Belgium.
Cuba and Belgium have different tax laws for independent contractors. I’ll explain why this is the case, and then I’ll explain how to calculate taxes when working in Cuba.
I’ll also provide an example of how a Belgian company paid taxes to the Cuban government when an independent contractor worked in Cuba.

What is the general tax rate in Cuba?
The general tax rate in Cuba is 25%.
The employer’s share is 6%.