Living in Kazakhstan while working in Slovenia
Can I work remotely in Kazakhstan for a company in Slovenia?
Yes it’s perfectly possible, but we advise first to check the following points:
- The company has to be registered in Slovenia.
- The company has to be registered in the EU, and the registration has to be done in the country where the company is based.
- The company has to be registered for tax purposes in the country where the company is based.
- The company has to be registered for VAT purposes in the country where the company is based.
- The company has to be registered for the purpose of employment in the country where the company is based.
- The company has to be registered for the purpose of social security in the country where the company is based.
- The company has to be registered for the purpose of health insurance in the country where the company is based.
How can I find a remote job in Slovenia while living in Kazakhstan?
When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Slovenia even if you are located in Kazakhstan, for that we have a special section for Kazakhstan.
Can I get a remote job in Slovenia if I am not a Slovenian citizen?
Yes, you can get a remote job in Slovenia if you are not a Slovenian citizen.
What is the difference between remote and contract jobs?
Remote jobs are paid positions that you can perform from anywhere in the world. Contract jobs are paid positions that you can perform from your home country.
How can I find a remote job in Slovenia?
You can find a remote job in Slovenia by searching for remote jobs in Slovenia on our website.
How can I get paid in Kazakhstan when working remotely for a company in Slovenia?
It is possible to get paid in Kazakhstan while working for a company in Slovenia but it is a complicated process. The good news is that it is possible to get paid in Kazakhstan while working remotely for a company in Slovenia. The bad news is that it is a complicated process.
First, you will need to register with the Kazakh Labor Office. You will be able to get information about the registration process on the official website of the Labor Office.
When you register with the Labor Office, you will be issued a work permit. You will need to have the work permit in order to work.
You will also need to register with the Kazakh Ministry of Justice. You will be able to get information about the registration process on the official website of the Ministry of Justice.
When you register with the Ministry of Justice, you will be issued a tax ID card. You will need to have the tax ID card in order to work.
You will need to register with the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection. You will be able to get information about the registration process on the official website of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection.
When you register with the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection, you will be issued a work permit.
You will also need to register with the Ministry of Education. You will be able to get information about the registration process on the official website of the Ministry of Education.
Will I pay taxes in Kazakhstan or Slovenia when working remotely in Kazakhstan?
Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Kazakhstan for a corporation in Slovenia, so we have put together this guide to help you understand what taxes you will pay when working remotely in Kazakhstan.
What is the tax rate in Kazakhstan?
The tax rate in Kazakhstan is 5% for personal income. This is a flat rate and does not depend on how much income you make.
How much do taxes in Kazakhstan cost?
What is the tax rate in Slovenia?
The tax rate in Slovenia is 20% for personal income.
