Living in Czechia while working in Belarus

Can I work remotely for a company in Belarus while being in Czechia?

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

  1. Are you a citizen of Belarus?
  2. Do you have a residence permit?
  3. Are you a resident of Czechia?
  4. Do you have a work permit?
  5. Are you allowed to work in Belarus?

I have a friend in Belarus and he is working in a company. He is a citizen of Belarus and he has a residence permit. He is a resident of Czechia and he has a work permit.

Can he work remotely for a company in Belarus while being in Czechia?
Yes, you can.
But you need to be careful about the residency rules.
If you are a citizen of Belarus, you are a resident of Belarus, but if you are a resident of Czechia, you are a resident of Czechia.
If you are a resident of Czechia, you are a resident of Czechia, but if you are a resident of Belarus, you are a resident of Belarus.
The residency rules are not the same for citizens and residents.
But the residency rules are the same for citizens and residents.
If you are a citizen of Belarus, you are a resident of Belarus.
If you are a resident of Czechia, you are a resident of Czechia.

How to live in Czechia and find remote work in Belarus?

Finding remote work in Belarus if you are located in Czechia might be difficult, therefore we recommend to move to Belarus.

In this article, we will tell you how to move to Belarus and find remote work.
Belarus is a small country in Eastern Europe, which borders Russia, Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, Latvia, and Germany.
Belarus is a country with a population of 9.5 million people and a GDP of $25.7 billion.
Belarus is a country with a good internet infrastructure and a high-speed rail network.
Belarus has the highest level of freedom of speech in the world.
Belarus has a lot of opportunities for business and entrepreneurship.
Belarus has the best IT sector in the world.
Belarus is the most popular country in the world for people who are looking for remote work.
Belarus has the most favorable tax conditions for remote workers.
Belarus is the best country for remote work if you are located in Czechia.

How a company in Belarus can send my salary in Czechia?

When working remotely for a corporation in Belarus, you salary can be send to Czechia but how?

As a remote worker in Belarus, you can have your salary transferred to Czechia, but the process is not straightforward and requires a lot of paperwork.
Belarus is a country with a similar culture to Russia, but it is a different country with different laws.
If you work for a company in Belarus, you will be entitled to a monthly salary.
If you work for a company in Czechia, you will be entitled to a monthly salary.
This means that you will need to transfer the monthly salary from Belarus to Czechia, and the process is not straightforward.
You will need to pay for a transfer and the bank fees.
If you are not paid on time, you will need to wait for the bank to process the transfer.
The process can take up to a month.

Where to pay my taxes when working remotely in Czechia for a company in Belarus?

If you are working remotely in Czechia for a corporation established in Belarus, taxes could seem complicated but in fact there are only a few different scenarios and you just need to know which one you are in.

The first thing to know is that you do not have to pay any taxes if you are a freelancer working in the Czech Republic and you are working for a company based in Belarus. This is the first scenario.
The second scenario is when you are working for a company established in Belarus and you are in the Czech Republic. In this case you need to pay taxes.
In the third scenario you are working for a company established in Belarus and you are in the Czech Republic and you have a Czech residency permit. In this case you will pay taxes but only if you are earning more than the threshold (the threshold is 5000 CZK per month).
The fourth scenario is when you are working for a company established in Belarus and you are in the Czech Republic and you are a citizen of another country. In this case you will need to pay taxes.
The fifth scenario is when you are working for a company established in Belarus and you are a citizen of another country and you are not paying taxes in the Czech Republic. In this case you will have to pay taxes.
The sixth scenario is when you are working for a company established in Belarus and you are a citizen of another country and you are paying taxes in the Czech Republic.