Live in Madagascar while having a job in Bangladesh

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

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

1. The company in Bangladesh is in the country legally.
2. The company in Bangladesh is legally registered.
3. The company in Bangladesh is legally registered in your country.
4. The company in Bangladesh has a valid business license.
5. The company in Bangladesh has a valid tax number.
6. The company in Bangladesh is insured.
7. The company in Bangladesh is registered in the country you want to work in.

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

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Bangladesh even if you are located in Madagascar, for that we need to have a clear understanding of what we want to do.

How to find a remote job in Bangladesh?
You can find a remote job in Bangladesh through a number of different ways, depending on your situation. The first thing to consider is whether you are already in Bangladesh or whether you will be traveling there. If you are already in Bangladesh, you can simply contact local companies that are looking for a remote worker.
If you are traveling to Bangladesh, you will have to do a bit of work before you can get a job. First, you will need to find out what companies are hiring in Bangladesh. You can do this by looking at the websites of the companies that you are interested in working for.
Once you have found the company you are interested in working for, you will need to find out what their requirements are. Some companies may have a specific job description that you can use as a template. Other companies may have a job description that is specific to your skills and experience. If you have a good understanding of what the company is looking for, you will be able to write a more detailed job description.
You will also need to find out what your local visa requirements are. If you are traveling to Bangladesh, you may need to apply for a visa. If you are already in Bangladesh, you will need to apply for a visa if you are staying longer than 30 days.

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

It is possible to get paid in Madagascar while working for a company in Bangladesh but it takes some extra work and time to do so.

How do I get paid in Madagascar?
Madagascar is a French speaking country in the Indian Ocean. It is a part of the African continent and is part of the Union of South Africa. The country is governed by a president, a prime minister and a parliament. The capital is Antananarivo.
The official currency of Madagascar is the Malagasy Ariary. The Malagasy Ariary is pegged to the U.S. dollar. The exchange rate is $1 = 520 Ariary.
The official language of Madagascar is French. English is spoken by many people in the country. English is the first language of the country’s business community and is spoken by most of the people who live in the country.
The currency of Bangladesh is the taka. The exchange rate is $1 = 50,000 Taka. The official language of Bangladesh is Bengali.
Getting paid in Madagascar is not easy. The country is a French speaking country. The official language is French. The business community speaks English.
Getting paid in Madagascar is not difficult if you speak French. If you speak English, it will be easier for you to get paid in Madagascar.
The business community in Madagascar is French speaking.

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

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Madagascar for a corporation in Bangladesh, so we’ve put together this guide to help you understand your tax obligations.

Taxation of remunerated workers in Madagascar
If you are a non-resident Malagasy, you are generally not subject to tax in Madagascar. However, if you work in Madagascar, you must pay the standard Malagasy tax. The Malagasy tax is equal to 20% of your total income.
This is the standard Malagasy tax rate. However, you may be subject to additional taxes, such as a value added tax, if you work in a particular industry, such as the tourism industry.
If you are a resident of Madagascar, you will be subject to the Malagasy tax if you work in Madagascar.
Taxation of remunerated workers in Bangladesh
If you are a non-resident of Bangladesh, you are not subject to tax in Bangladesh. However, if you work in Bangladesh, you must pay the standard Bangladeshi tax.
This is equal to a flat rate of 20% of your total income.
If you are a resident of Bangladesh, you will be subject to the Bangladeshi tax if you work in Bangladesh.
Taxation of remunerated workers in India
If you are a non-resident of India, you are not subject to tax in India. However, if you work in India, you must pay the standard Indian tax.