How can I legally work in the US remotely?
Legally, a foreign national cannot live and work remotely in the United States without work authorization. Work authorization (also known as an Employer Authorization Document – “EAD”) is typically attached to a visa, or your legal status within the United States. Can H-1B Visa Holders Work Remotely? Yes—but only under specific conditions. The H-1B program is designed to allow foreign professionals to work in the U. S. Remote work is allowed, but only if it doesn’t compromise that definition.
Can I work remotely in the USA without a visa?
Can I work remotely in the US from another country? As the United States does not currently offer a dedicated digital nomad visa category, and undertaking paid employment is prohibited as a visitor under US immigration laws, it is not possible to work remotely in the US from another country. Yes, it is entirely possible to work for a US based company while living abroad either as a digital nomad or as a non-citizen.