Living in Netherlands while working in Nepal

Can I work remotely in Netherlands for a company in Nepal?

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

1. Check if the company you’re applying to is willing to hire you and if they are willing to relocate you to their office.
2. Check if you have a work visa in your country, and if you need a work visa in the Netherlands.
3. Check if the company is willing to sponsor you, and if so, what is the cost.
4. Check if you can afford the salary you would be offered in the Netherlands.
5. Check if the company has a local office in Nepal, and if so, whether you would be working with your colleagues.
6. Check if the company has a local office in your home country, and if so, whether you would be working with your colleagues.

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The Netherlands
The Netherlands is a small country, but it’s a safe country with a lot of opportunities. The Dutch government is one of the most liberal governments in the world, and the country is known for its progressive politics.
The Dutch government has a progressive social security system, and you can expect to be paid a good salary. The country also has a good infrastructure, and it’s a safe country to live in.

How can I find a remote job in Nepal while living in Netherlands?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Nepal even if you are located in Netherlands, for that we have a list of remote jobs in Nepal for expatriates and other professionals.

Nepal is a land of natural beauty and adventure. It has a rich culture, with a mix of Hindu and Buddhist influences. The country is blessed with scenic beauty, mountains, lakes, rivers, and many other natural resources. The country has a diverse geography with a combination of mountains, plains, and valleys. The capital city Kathmandu is situated in the south of the country. It is a great destination for trekking and sightseeing.
Nepal is a landlocked country. The country borders India, China, and the Republic of South Korea. The country is a land of natural beauty and adventure.

How can I get paid in Netherlands when working remotely for a company in Nepal?

It is possible to get paid in Netherlands while working for a company in Nepal but it will take a lot of effort. The first step is to get a Dutch company to sponsor your work permit. This is possible through the Dutch embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal. The embassy will help you to get a work permit.

After you have the work permit, you need to apply for a residence permit. This is also possible through the Dutch embassy. The residence permit is for your stay in the Netherlands.
The process is not difficult. However, you need to be patient. It takes a lot of time to get the work permit and the residence permit.
How to get a work permit
You need to apply for a work permit through the Dutch embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal. The embassy is located in the diplomatic area.
You need to contact the embassy to get the work permit. The embassy will contact the Dutch company that you work for to apply for the work permit. The embassy will pay the visa fee. The embassy will also pay for the flight tickets to get the work permit.
The embassy will also help you to get a residence permit.
How to get a residence permit
You need to apply for a residence permit through the Dutch embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal.
You need to contact the embassy to get the residence permit.

Will I pay taxes in Netherlands or Nepal when working remotely in Netherlands?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Netherlands for a corporation in Nepal, so it’s important to understand the laws and regulations in both countries.

The Dutch government does not consider the Netherlands to be a tax haven. The Dutch tax system is based on the principle of “equal treatment of all taxpayers”. If you work remotely in Netherlands, you will be taxed in the Netherlands, just as you would be in Nepal.
There are a few differences in the Dutch tax system, however.
When you work remotely in Nepal, you are not considered to be a resident of Nepal. This means that you do not need to pay taxes in Nepal. If you are a resident of Nepal, you will need to pay taxes in Nepal.
When you work remotely in Netherlands, you are considered to be a resident of the Netherlands. This means that you are required to pay taxes in the Netherlands.
You are a resident of Nepal if you are physically present in Nepal for 183 days or more during a calendar year.