tourist visa

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Final complete day: 2026-08-13. Attention was 0.7% — this entity appeared in 21 of 2,951 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (22 mentions).

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1. 2026-08-13 20:47 UTCComment

   50-litre - too big. ~~light clothes~~ \- take 1 t-shirt, buy the rest there ~~a couple of pairs of trousers~~ \- one pair of trousers shoes - make sure you take only one pair for the flight, flip flops you can buy there toiletries - just your toothbrush and toothpaste, don't overdo it electronics and maybe a few things that could also be useful if I end up working in Australia - beware working on a tourist visa laundry regularly - laundry service in Southeast Asia is the best What did you use all the time and what turned out to be completely unnecessary? - packing my favorite clothes was unnecessary. Keep them at home, as they may be ruined. Get some for the first day and buy the rest there - they will be better for the climate anyway.

2. 2026-08-12 18:50 UTCComment

   Officially: 1. if you work for Germany company as an internal employee with remote option you cannot work abroad freely 2. if you work as a contractor worldwide you are waived from the rules above to a some extend in terms of location 3. for both cases you **have to be legally allowed to work** from the country you are working from (yes, Indonesia, Thailand, SA included). Tourist visa or entrance are not authorised for work. Working here and there just because you employer doesn't care about your location are not automatically mean these countries governments agree. IRL: Answering your overall question - people work without telling authorities where they work from, obviously. Some countries care less, some more, some companies may check logs to see where you're logging from. In majority of cases you have a legal registration in the country you are planning paying taxes in, sign the contract as a business entity and fill in declaration as if you've spent this whole time in Georgia or Cyprus wherever (despite actually been on a visa run in Thai or on Bali), and upon entering the customs you say 'tourism, sign seeing' as a visit purpose.

3. 2026-08-12 13:24 UTCComment

   You need to have a visa for longer than 90 days here in Vietnam, definitely no tourist visa, and hasn't been for at least a few years, though Ive never heard of this being possible, maybe more than 10 years ago? You must have a work or business visa for 12 months, and do the entire theory and practical exam in Vietnamese. Indonesia is an option, foreigners in Vietnam often get theirs there while on a tourist visa, and they can use it here because of the SEA agreement.

4. 2026-08-12 12:00 UTCComment

   1month is very different than living somewhere long term though! Ppl used to do this in Thailand with 6mo tourist visa and then just go to the border to refresh but afaik it's become harder or impossible

5. 2026-08-10 21:16 UTCComment

   You're arguing with me when we mostly agree. When I explain tax evasion I don't just mean the USA. Many people claiming FEIE have not established a foreign tax home; that's the central problem. Working on a tourist visa in a foreign country is not establishing a foreign tax home. That won't even hold in US courts.