Work in Netherlands for a corporation based in Moldova

Can I work remotely for a company in Moldova while being in Netherlands?

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

1. You must be a citizen or a resident of the Netherlands.
2. You must be able to get a work visa for Moldova.
3. You must be able to get a residence permit for Moldova.
4. You must be able to get a Moldovan passport.
5. You must be able to get a Dutch passport.
6. You must be able to get a Moldovan driving license.
7. You must be able to get a Moldovan health insurance.
8. You must be able to get a Dutch health insurance.

I am a citizen of Moldova, but I have a Dutch passport.

How to live in Netherlands and find remote work in Moldova?

Finding remote work in Moldova if you are located in Netherlands might be difficult, therefore we recommend to live in Netherlands for a while to be able to find remote work in Moldova. In this article, we explain how to live in Netherlands and find remote work in Moldova.

What is the best country to live in Netherlands?
If you are looking for the best country to live in Netherlands, we recommend to live in Netherlands for a while. It is the best country to live in Netherlands because there are many opportunities to find remote work in Moldova.
In order to find remote work in Moldova, you need to live in Netherlands. You can work remotely in Moldova for a long time, but you need to be located in Netherlands to find remote work in Moldova.

How a company in Moldova can send my salary in Netherlands?

When working remotely for a corporation in Moldova, you salary can be send to Netherlands but you have to be careful.

First, the company must have a local tax office and be registered with the tax office. Second, the company must have an account with a Dutch bank, and the Dutch bank must have an account with Moldova. Third, the Moldovan company must have a tax number, which is usually a VAT number.
To send my salary in Netherlands, I have to pay the company a fee, which is around EUR 20 per month. The fee is charged by the Dutch bank, and it is paid to the Moldovan company.
In the Netherlands, the company is usually called a “GmbH”, and the company has to be registered with the Dutch tax office. The Dutch tax office has a website, where you can register your company.
When registering, you need to fill in the information on the website. For example, you need to fill in your name, the address of the company, the name of the owner, and the type of company. You also need to fill in the information about the directors.
After you have registered the company, you need to pay the registration fee. The registration fee is around EUR 100, and it is paid by the company.

Where to pay my taxes when working remotely in Netherlands for a company in Moldova?

If you are working remotely in Netherlands for a corporation established in Moldova, taxes could seem complicated but in fact they are not that hard to handle. In this article, we will take a look at the most common scenarios that you could encounter and we will give you some advices on how to deal with them.

In general, the first step is to get a company in Moldova and to set up a company in Netherlands. This is a very important step, because in the Netherlands, you will need a company, which is your tax payer, and in Moldova, you will need a company, which is your tax payer.
In the Netherlands, you will need to pay the following taxes:
Corporate tax (VAT)
Employer’s contribution (VAT)
Employer’s social security contribution
In Moldova, you will need to pay the following taxes:
In addition, if you are working remotely for a corporation in Netherlands, you will also need to pay the following taxes:
Taxes for remote workers in Netherlands
The first step to pay taxes for a remote worker is to open a company in Netherlands. You can find more information on how to do that here.