Live in Switzerland while having a job in Turkey

Can I live in Switzerland and work remotely for a company in Turkey?

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

  1. The company you are going to work for in Turkey has a valid work permit in Switzerland.
  2. You will be able to live and work in Switzerland, as the company you work for has a valid residence permit in Switzerland.
  3. You will be able to work remotely for the company in Turkey.

I am a German citizen and I want to live and work in Turkey.
Is it possible?

  1. The company you are going to work for in Turkey has a valid work permit in Germany.
  2. You will be able to live and work in Turkey, as the company you work for has a valid residence permit in Turkey.
  3. You will be able to work remotely for the company in Germany.
    I am a German citizen and I want to live and work in Switzerland.
    Is it possible?
  4. The company you are going to work for in Switzerland has a valid work permit in Turkey.

How to find remote work in Turkey while living in Switzerland?

Usually, it is feasible to get remote jobs in Turkey even though you are located in Switzerland. For that we have some tips and tricks to help you.

In the past, there were some difficulties to find remote work in Turkey. However, now there are more and more companies that are looking for remote workers.
If you want to find remote work in Turkey, there are some tips that can help you.
How to find remote work in Turkey
There are some tips to help you find remote work in Turkey.
Try to find a job that you want to do
If you are looking for remote work in Turkey, you should know what you want to do. If you are not sure about what you want to do, you should start with something that you like and try to find a job that is related to that.
If you are a designer, you can try to find a job as a web designer, a mobile app developer, a graphic designer or a UI/UX designer.
If you are a writer, you can try to find a job as a content writer, a copywriter or a writer.
If you are a developer, you can try to find a job as a web developer, a mobile app developer, a backend developer or a frontend developer.
If you are a project manager, you can try to find a job as a project manager, a team lead or a project manager.

How to get paid in Switzerland when working remotely for a corporation in Turkey?

You can get paid in Switzerland even if you are working for a company in Turkey, however , you will need to use a different way to get paid in Switzerland.

You can get paid in Switzerland even if you are working for a company in Turkey, however, you will need to use a different way to get paid in Switzerland.
If you are working for a corporation in Turkey, you will need to use the method of payment called “TÜRKİYE GELİMİŞ BİR BİRİM” (TURKEY PAYS US BILLS) to get paid in Switzerland.
You can use this method of payment to get paid in Switzerland when working for a company in Turkey.

What is the TÜRKİYE GELİMİŞ BİRİM method of payment?
The TÜRKİYE GELİMİŞ BİRİM method of payment is a method of payment used in Turkey to get paid in Switzerland.
The TÜRKİYE GELİMİŞ BİRİM method of payment is used to get paid in Switzerland when working for a corporation in Turkey.

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

When working remotely in Switzerland for a firm based in Turkey, taxes might be tricky, therefore it is advisable to ask your employer for help.

What is the difference between a company and a corporation in Switzerland? A company is a legal person, a corporation is a legal person. A company has its own legal personality. A corporation is a legal person with its own legal personality.
What is a corporate tax in Switzerland? Corporate tax in Switzerland is the corporate tax levied on the company’s profits. Corporate tax in Switzerland is levied at the company level.

What is the corporate tax in Switzerland?
What is a tax in Switzerland? Taxes in Switzerland are compulsory contributions. Taxes in Switzerland are levied on income and on capital gains.