The limit to 6 months is pretty disappointing.
Also the 1,000,000 ISK monthly salary for workers in the Schengen area is pretty restrictive, except for Switzerland, Norway, not that many people earn that level of salary.
You can stay 90 days on a visitor visa and just leave for a weekend every 90 days and start the clock over. When I was on my last stint as a "digital nomad" I did this a couple times over in a couple different countries. There really isn't any way to get "caught". Your host country doesn't care because you're importing money and spending it there. The country where you have your job doesn't care because you're still paying income tax there. Only catch is you have to keep a residency in your country of origin. Also, of course, your employer needs to be cool with it, but truthfully if you're remote anyways they can't really tell where you live as long as you're online during the expected hours. Although for me I thought it better to be honest/transparent.
All of the above assumes US country of origin, but I'm sure it'd work the same with many countries.
itslennysfault|2 years ago
All of the above assumes US country of origin, but I'm sure it'd work the same with many countries.
matthews2|2 years ago
In what country is this the case? For countries in the Schengen area, the rule is 90 days out of any 180 day period.