Which remote workers qualify: foreign employees, freelancers, company owners or other remote professionals?
The remote-worker track is open to all nationalities and includes employees of foreign companies (public, private, or non-profit), partners or shareholders in foreign-registered businesses, and freelancers serving clients with permanent establishments abroad. The official source states: “You are eligible for this purpose of stay if you come to work for a maximum of 6 months and your employer based abroad offers you the opportunity to work remotely.”
See recorded sources
- The IMI record does not provide an official government source for the remote-worker profile; it is secondary evidence.
- The record does not state an effective legal date or confirm current force beyond its snapshot date.
- official capture 02; exact paragraph
You are eligible for this purpose of stay if you come to work for a maximum of 6 months and your employer based abroad offers you the opportunity to work remotely.
- PROGRAM_CONTENT [program_overview]
The remote-worker track is open to all nationalities and is designed explicitly as a short, capped stay rather than a residency-building status
- PROGRAM_CONTENT [program_overview]
Applicants can be employees of foreign companies (public, private, or non-profit), partners or shareholders in foreign-registered businesses, or freelancers serving clients with permanent establishments abroad
