Work in Kenya for a company based in Lebanon

By Mark 09 April 2022

Can I work remotely in Kenya for a company in Lebanon?

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

  1. Your visa is valid for 6 months, and not for a year.
  2. You have a valid visa for Lebanon.
  3. You have a valid visa for Kenya.
  4. You have a valid visa for the company you are working for in Lebanon.
  5. You are not a national of a country in the visa-exempt list.
  6. You have a valid visa for your home country.
  7. You have a valid visa for the country you are visiting.

How can I find a remote job in Lebanon while living in Kenya?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Lebanon even if you are located in Kenya, for that we have a list of the best remote jobs in Lebanon.

There are many reasons why you should consider a remote job in Lebanon.

  1. You can work from anywhere in the world
    One of the biggest advantages of a remote job is that you can work from anywhere in the world. This means that you can work from your home, from your mobile phone, from your laptop, or from any other device.
  2. You can work for yourself
    Another advantage of a remote job is that you can work for yourself. You don’t have to depend on anyone else to pay your bills, to pay your taxes, or to provide you with a stable income. You can work for yourself and have the freedom to work whenever you want.
  3. You can work from any device
    Another advantage of a remote job is that you can work from any device. You can work from your computer, from your mobile phone, or from any other device that you own.
  4. You can work in the middle of the night
    Another advantage of a remote job is that you can work in the middle of the night. You can work whenever you want, as long as you have access to the internet.
  5. You can work at any time of the year
    Another advantage of a remote job is that you can work at any time of the year.

How can I get paid in Kenya when working remotely for a company in Lebanon?

It is possible to get paid in Kenya while working for a company in Lebanon but there are some things that you need to know and consider.

Working in a foreign country is not easy and it is not always as easy as it sounds. You need to be aware of the legal requirements and the cultural norms.
The process of getting paid in Kenya while working for a company in Lebanon is not as easy as it sounds.
When working remotely for a company in Lebanon, you need to be aware of the following:

  1. The requirements of the company
    The company that you are working for in Lebanon must have an office in Kenya. The company must have a Kenyan address and a Kenyan bank account. You need to ensure that you have a Kenyan address, a Kenyan bank account, and a Kenyan national ID card. You can get a Kenyan national ID card from the National Registration Bureau.
  2. The tax requirements
    You need to be aware of the tax requirements that are imposed on you when working in a foreign country. The tax requirements of the company that you are working for in Lebanon is the same as that of the country where you are living.
  3. The banking requirements
    You need to be aware of the banking requirements that are imposed on you when working for a company in Lebanon.

Will I pay taxes in Kenya or Lebanon when working remotely in Kenya?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Kenya for a corporation in Lebanon, so it’s important to know the rules.

The following is a guest post by Andrew E. Sperber, a CPA and partner at the accounting firm of Sperber, McCracken, & Lee.
By Andrew E. Sperber, CPA
As a CPA, I have worked with a lot of small businesses and entrepreneurs in the United States and abroad. In my experience, the biggest mistake entrepreneurs make when starting a business is not taking the time to understand their tax obligations in the jurisdiction where they plan to operate.
As a result, entrepreneurs often find themselves in a position where they are paying taxes twice: once in the jurisdiction where they operate their business and once in the jurisdiction where they reside.
The good news is that entrepreneurs can avoid this problem by taking the time to understand the tax rules in the jurisdiction where they operate. This can be especially helpful when they are planning to operate a business in a foreign country.
When operating a business in a foreign country, entrepreneurs should take the time to understand the tax rules in the jurisdiction where they plan to operate.
If you are operating a business in a foreign country, you will be subject to taxes in the foreign country where you operate your business. This is true whether you are a corporation or an individual.
If you are a corporation, you will be subject to taxes in the foreign country where you operate your business.