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US citizen (on spouse visa) working for US company remotely from the UK?
Promoting comments to an answer, but with a big caveat - you need to talk to a proper advisor about this!
If you are only working for one single company long term, you are unlikely to be able to do ...
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Moving to the UK & being self employed?
There would be no problem with being self employed once you have the right to work in the UK. Most likely you would get a family visa, unless you have the means to obtain an investor visa. You tagged ...
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Self employed US citizen looking to reside in the UK for at least 1 year
The reason you can't find any information is that there's no such visa. Long-term visas are, generally speaking, for family (spouse/fiance visas, etc), students, or work visas (inc. charity work).
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Moving to Finland as self employed as a Day Trader in stocks
To be an entrepreneur or to enter a self-employed profession in Finland, you must obtain a residence permit for the purpose of entrepreneurship.
You are an entrepreneur if you are
a private ...
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Can an American citizen continue to work as an independent contractor for a Canadian company after moving back to US?
From an immigration perspective: There's obviously no problem, as US citizens have an unrestricted right to work in the US.
From a tax perspective: As a US citizen, you were presumably calculating US ...
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Self-employed "Highly skilled migrant" in Netherlands
I'm not a lawyer so take my answers with pinch of salt.
Answers:
You can be "self-employed" and use an umbrella company to have legal rights to stay in NL. The umbrella company even will ...
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F1 status holder on medical leave
In general, F-1 students must enroll full time. This page from Homeland Security explains the exceptions, particularly that you can remain in F-1 status without enrolling full time in case of ...
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