Work in Serbia for a company in Angola

Can I work remotely for a company in Angola while being in Serbia?

It is usually doable, but we recommand to check the following key points first:

1. If you work for a company in Angola, you are working for a company in Angola and you have to follow the rules of that company. So, you should ask for permission to work remotely from the company in Angola.
2. You should make sure that you have a contract with the company in Angola.
3. You should ask the company in Angola for the address of the company in Serbia.
4. You should check if there are any tax issues.
5. You should check if there are any issues with the company in Angola.
6. You should check if there are any visa issues.

I am currently working as a contractor in Angola. I am from Serbia.

How to live in Serbia and find remote work in Angola?

Finding remote work in Angola if you are located in Serbia might be difficult, therefore we recommend you to relocate to Angola. Angola is a country in the south-western part of Africa, with the capital of Luanda. The country is located on the Atlantic coast and borders with the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. The official language is Portuguese, however, Angolan people speak several local languages. The official currency is the Kwanza, which is pegged to the US dollar.

The population of Angola is around 19 million people, which makes it the fifth most populous country in Africa. Angola has a very young population, with only 7% of the population being over the age of 60. The life expectancy is around 62 years. The country has been in a civil war since 1975, which resulted in the death of over 1 million people. The conflict was ended in 2002, however, the country is still recovering from the war.
The country has a very diverse economy, with the oil industry being the most important part of the economy. The oil industry has been the main source of income for the country since 1975. However, the oil industry has declined in recent years, and the country is now focusing on other industries. The agriculture sector is also important, with coffee, cotton, and rice being the most important crops. The country is also a major producer of iron ore, diamonds, and gold.
The government of Angola is led by President Joao Lourenco, who has been in power since 2017.

How a company in Angola can send my salary in Serbia?

When working remotely for a corporation in Angola, you salary can be send to Serbia but the company has to be registered in Serbia.

How to work remotely for a company in Angola?
If you are an employee of a company in Angola, you can work remotely from any country. You can work for a company in Angola and send your salary to your country of residence.
If you are an employee of a company in Angola and you want to work remotely, you have to be registered in the country of residence.
When you are registered in the country of residence, you can work for a company in Angola.

What is the procedure for working for a company in Angola?
If you are an employee of a company in Angola, you can work remotely for the company.

Where to pay my taxes when working remotely in Serbia for a company in Angola?

If you are working remotely in Serbia for a corporation established in Angola, taxes could seem complicated but in fact are not. We will try to make it simple for you.

The rules are a bit different for those working in Serbia and those working in Angola. You should know the rules for both countries before you start working in Serbia and Angola.

How to pay taxes in Serbia for a remote job?
In Serbia, you are subject to tax for your work as a freelancer, self-employed, or employee.
If you work as a freelancer or self-employed, you will have to pay a flat tax rate of 16% on the income from your work. This rate is paid regardless of the number of hours you work.
If you work as an employee, you will have to pay an additional payroll tax of 12% on your wages.
If you work in Serbia and you earn more than the minimum wage, you will have to pay an additional payroll tax of 10% on your wages.
In addition to these taxes, you will also have to pay social security tax. This is a flat rate of 13.5% on your income.
If you are a resident of Serbia and you work abroad, you will have to pay income tax on the income you earn from your work abroad. You will also have to pay a flat tax rate of 16% on the income you earn.