Living in Luxembourg while working in Brazil

Can I live in Luxembourg and work remotely for a company in Brazil?

Yes, it is possible, however we usually recommend double-checking the following points:

  1. If you are an EU citizen, you will need to get a work permit for the EU country you are moving to, if you are not an EU citizen you will need a work permit for the country you are moving from.
  2. You will need to get a visa for the country you are moving to.
  3. You will need to get a visa for the country you are moving from.
  4. You will need to get a residence permit for the country you are moving to.
  5. You will need to get a residence permit for the country you are moving from.
  6. You will need to get a work permit for the country you are moving to.
  7. You will need to get a work permit for the country you are moving from.

How to find remote work in Brazil while living in Luxembourg?

Usually, it is feasible to get remote jobs in Brazil even though you are located in Luxembourg. For that we need to know that Brazil is one of the most popular countries for remote work in the world.

In addition, there are many reasons why you should consider working remotely in Brazil. In this article, we will discuss some of the most important reasons why you should work remotely in Brazil.
Remote Work in Brazil

Why should you consider working remotely in Brazil?
If you are living in Luxembourg and are looking for a remote job in Brazil, then you should consider the following reasons:

  1. Working remotely in Brazil is a great option for people who want to work from home.
  2. It is easier to find remote work in Brazil than in Luxembourg.
  3. You will have more flexibility to work from home.
  4. You will have more time to spend with your family.
  5. You will have more time to travel.
  6. You will have more time to explore Brazil.
  7. You will have more time to learn Brazilian Portuguese.
  8. You will have more time to learn Brazilian culture.
  9. You will have more time to learn about Brazilian history.
  10. You will have more time to learn about Brazilian art.
  11. You will have more time to learn about Brazilian culture.

How to get paid in Luxembourg when working remotely for a corporation in Brazil?

You can get paid in Luxembourg even if you are working for a company in Brazil, however you must be registered in Luxembourg.

If you are not registered in Luxembourg, you cannot get paid in Luxembourg.
If you are not registered in Luxembourg, you can not work in Luxembourg, nor you can get paid in Luxembourg.
You can work in Luxembourg and get paid in Luxembourg, but you must be registered in Luxembourg.

How do taxes work in Luxembourg if I’m working remotely for a company Luxembourg?

When working remotely in Luxembourg for a firm based in Brazil, taxes might be tricky, therefore , it is important to understand how the tax system works in the country.

The rules in Luxembourg are quite different from those in other countries.
For instance, if you are working in Luxembourg, you may be entitled to a number of benefits, including the right to a company car, free health insurance and tax breaks.
But if you are working remotely for a firm based in Brazil, the rules are different.
In Brazil, you are not entitled to any of the benefits in Luxembourg.
In other words, if you are working remotely in Brazil for a firm based in Luxembourg, you may be entitled to some benefits, but they will not be the same as those available to you if you were working in Luxembourg.

So, how do taxes work in Luxembourg if you are working remotely for a company in Brazil?

What are the tax rules in Luxembourg for working remotely?
If you are working remotely in Luxembourg, you will be taxed at the same rate as an employee of a company in Luxembourg.
If you are working remotely in Brazil, you will be taxed at the same rate as an employee of a company in Brazil.
This means that if you are working remotely in Luxembourg, you will be taxed on your worldwide income.
This means that if you are working remotely in Brazil, you will be taxed on your worldwide income.