Working in Vietnam for a corporation in Iceland

By Mark 09 September 2022

Can I work remotely in Vietnam for a company in Iceland?

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

  1. You will need to have a valid passport.
  2. You will need to be able to prove that you are legally resident in Vietnam.
  3. You will need to have a valid visa to enter Vietnam.
  4. You will need to have a valid visa to enter Iceland.
  5. You will need to have a valid visa to enter the country where you are working.
  6. You will need to have a valid visa to enter the country you are working in.
  7. You will need to have a valid visa to enter the country you are going to work in.

How can I find a remote job in Iceland while living in Vietnam?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Iceland even if you are located in Vietnam, for that we have a special section in our website.

We have already discussed the possibility of finding remote jobs in Iceland while living in Vietnam in our previous post, but now we are going to discuss the other way around: how can you find remote jobs in Iceland while living in Vietnam?
There are several ways to find a remote job in Iceland while living in Vietnam. We will discuss them in this post.
The first way is to find a remote job in Iceland from the country where you are living, in this case Vietnam. This is the most common way of finding a remote job in Iceland.
The second way is to find a remote job in Iceland from the country where you want to work, in this case Iceland. This is the less common way of finding a remote job in Iceland.
The third way is to find a remote job in Iceland from the country where you want to work, but you are located in the country where you are living.
The fourth way is to find a remote job in Iceland from the country where you want to work, but you are located in the country where you want to work.

How can I get paid in Vietnam when working remotely for a company in Iceland?

It is possible to get paid in Vietnam while working for a company in Iceland but it is not easy. You will need to find a way to transfer your salary to Vietnam.

It is possible to get paid in Vietnam while working for a company in Iceland. There are several ways to transfer your salary to Vietnam. You can use a bank transfer, online transfer or a bank transfer by mail.
Transferring money to Vietnam is a complicated process. You need to consider the following:
The currency exchange rate
The tax rate
The bank charges
The bank transfer fee
The time it takes to transfer the money
The bank transfer fee is the most important consideration.
The bank transfer fee is the same as the exchange rate. You will need to pay the same amount in Vietnam as you would in Iceland.
You will need to pay the same amount in Vietnam as you would in Iceland.

Will I pay taxes in Vietnam or Iceland when working remotely in Vietnam?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Vietnam for a corporation in Iceland, so we’ve put together this guide to help you understand the tax situation in Vietnam and Iceland.

Vietnam
Vietnam is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO), and the country is an attractive destination for foreign workers and expatriates. Vietnam has a population of over 90 million people, and the country is known for its beautiful beaches, and the rich history of the country.
Vietnam has a flat tax system, and the tax rate is between 10 and 20%. The tax rate is based on the type of business you are running. The tax rate for the self-employed is 20%, and the tax rate for a company is 15%.
Vietnam has a Value Added Tax (VAT) of around 20%. The VAT is applied to goods and services, and is charged at the following rates:
10% on goods and services bought in Vietnam
10% on goods and services bought in Vietnam 5% on goods and services bought in Vietnam
5% on goods and services bought in Vietnam 0% on goods and services bought in Vietnam
Vietnam also has a customs tax of around 5% on goods imported into the country.
Iceland
Iceland is a small country in the North Atlantic, and is known for its beautiful landscapes, and the abundance of wildlife.