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nomads working remotely in Moscow often ask if they must file Russian taxes - I outline when you may need to file, what penalties for non-filing could mean, and how tax treaties or foreign tax…
Many times I plan work around UTC+3, so I schedule mornings to overlap with Europe (UTC+1-UTC+2) and late afternoons for clients in the US (significant time difference); I warn that late-night calls can disrupt your…
nomads should note that if I or you stay in Russia more than 183 days in a 12-month period you become a tax resident and are taxed on your worldwide income at resident rates (generally…
There's a rule in Moscow that if I stay for more than 7 business days I must register my stay with migration authorities, and you must too; failure can lead to fines or deportation. I…
Nomads planning a stay in Moscow, I'll walk you through the main pathways I recommend: short-term tourist and e-visa options, longer-stay business or work visas, and registration rules that affect your daily life. I'll flag…
Most of the time I weigh payment security and compliance with local laws when selecting clients in Moscow, so I can protect myself and advise you on safe practices; I look for reliable, long-term partnerships,…
You can find co-working jobs for nomads in Moscow, and I share how to search, network, and avoid pitfalls; I've found a vibrant coworking scene with friendly communities, but also note that some neighborhoods can…