Work in Spain for a corporation based in Egypt

By Mark 14 April 2022

Can I work remotely in Spain for a company in Egypt?

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

  1. The company in Spain is not a company of the same name as the company in Egypt.
  2. The company in Spain does not have any offices in Egypt.
  3. The company in Spain does not have any employees in Egypt.
  4. The company in Spain does not have any subsidiary companies in Egypt.
  5. The company in Spain does not have any branch offices in Egypt.
  6. The company in Spain does not have any representative offices in Egypt.

How can I find a remote job in Egypt while living in Spain?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Egypt even if you are located in Spain, for that we will have to discuss a few things.

If you are looking for a remote job in Egypt, you have to know that it is not the same thing as a job in Egypt. The job in Egypt is a full time job with a salary, but the remote job in Egypt is a part time job with no salary.
A remote job in Egypt is a job that you can do from anywhere in the world, even if you are located in Spain, and this is possible because you have to be connected to the internet.
You can do your remote job in Egypt even if you are located in Spain, but if you do not have a good internet connection, you will not be able to do your remote job in Egypt.
If you are looking for a remote job in Egypt and you are located in Spain, you will have to pay a fee to a company that connects you to the internet in Egypt.
This company will provide you with a router and a modem and you will have to pay a fee to connect to the internet in Egypt.
If you are located in Spain and you are looking for a remote job in Egypt, you will have to pay a fee to the company that connects you to the internet in Egypt.

How can I get paid in Spain when working remotely for a company in Egypt?

It is possible to get paid in Spain while working for a company in Egypt but it is a bit more complicated than you may think.

Let’s start with the basics. You are an employee of a company in Egypt. You work remotely and you are paid in Egyptian pounds. You have no bank account in Egypt and you don’t want to open a bank account.
You can be paid in Spain but you will need to find a way to transfer the money to Spain.

How can you get paid in Spain when working for a company in Egypt?
You can get paid in Spain by using the services of a remittance company. There are many remittance companies in Spain and they can be found online or through a bank.
The most popular remittance companies in Spain are Transferwise, WorldRemit and GlobalRemit.
Transferwise
Transferwise is a UK based company that provides services to send money to Spain.
You can send money to Spain from your UK bank account or from your credit card.
You can also send money to Spain from your UK bank account by using the services of a remittance company.
You can send money to Spain from your UK bank account using the services of a remittance company.

Will I pay taxes in Spain or Egypt when working remotely in Spain?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Spain for a corporation in Egypt, so I’ve put together this guide to help you understand how the tax system works in Spain and Egypt.

This guide is not legal advice. You should consult a professional if you have any questions.
In Spain
In Spain, you can be taxed on your worldwide income if you are resident in Spain.
If you are not resident in Spain, you can be taxed on your worldwide income if you are a non-resident alien.
In Spain, you are considered resident if you have lived in Spain for 183 days or more in a 12-month period.
You can be taxed on your worldwide income if you are a non-resident alien.
In Spain, if you are a non-resident alien, you are taxed on your worldwide income at a flat rate of 21%.
In Spain, the flat rate of 21% is added to your worldwide income to calculate your Spanish tax liability.
In Spain, your worldwide income includes all income from all sources, such as wages, interest, dividends, royalties, and capital gains.
In Spain, you must pay Spanish income tax on your worldwide income if you are resident in Spain.
You must pay Spanish income tax on your worldwide income if you are resident in Spain.