Work in Iran for a corporation based in Luxembourg

Can I work remotely in Iran for a company in Luxembourg?

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

  1. The company you want to work for must have a presence in Iran
  2. The company must be registered in Iran
  3. The company must have an office in Iran
  4. The company must be registered in Luxembourg
  5. You must have a valid visa for Iran

I’m a citizen of India and I have a valid visa to travel to Iran.

How can I find a remote job in Luxembourg while living in Iran?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Luxembourg even if you are located in Iran, for that we need to understand that Luxembourg and Iran are two different countries. Luxembourg is a small country in Europe, while Iran is a country in the Middle East. Both countries are very different in terms of culture, economy, and language.

Luxembourg is a small country in Europe with a population of about 600,000 people. Luxembourg has a well-developed and modern economy, but is not a major financial center. The GDP of Luxembourg is about $75 billion, and the economy is about $26 billion. The GDP per capita is about $55,000.

How can I get paid in Iran when working remotely for a company in Luxembourg?

It is possible to get paid in Iran while working for a company in Luxembourg but it is not easy. In order to get paid in Iran you need to have a valid Iranian bank account. This is because most companies in Iran do not pay salaries in cash. They pay salaries in electronic funds transfer (EFT) and they use the EFT system to transfer the money to your bank account in Iran.

Will I pay taxes in Iran or Luxembourg when working remotely in Iran?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Iran for a corporation in Luxembourg, so it’s important to understand the rules.

How to avoid double taxation
If you’re working remotely for a company in Iran, you’ll be subject to Iranian taxes.
If you’re working remotely for a company in Luxembourg, you’ll be subject to Luxembourg taxes.