You’ve never been anywhere that isn’t ‘morally questionable’? By whose standards?.
Right on
honestly some of the most dense thoughts I've ever read have been on here. I'm almost left wondering where the OP likes to holiday.
General Discussion: Official holiday thread
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posted 8 Apr 2022 12:03, edited 8 Apr 2022 12:03
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posted 21 Apr 2022 16:40, edited 21 Apr 2022 16:40
26 Apr 2022 18:58
Check with your company first as it's less about the country you are going to and more about tax and social security implications of paying a UK worker to work from another country, even if they are not changing payrolls. I'd say a lot of companies don't allow it, but depends where they are registered and what entities they have set up in the chosen country
posted 27 Apr 2022 20:09, edited 27 Apr 2022 20:09
28 Apr 2022 12:33
Check with your company first as it's less about the country you are going to and more about tax and social security implications of paying a UK worker to work from another country, even if they are not changing payrolls. I'd say a lot of companies don't allow it, but depends where they are registered and what entities they have set up in the chosen countryIn this case I'd just be spending 1-2 months in Europe, so I don't think any of this would be a concern, but appreciate the heads up!
8 May 2022 19:05
Anyone here done any sort of 'digital nomad' / working from home abroad type arrangement? I'm looking at trying to get out to somewhere along the med over summer.
https://qz.com/work/2150480/italy-plans-to-be-the-next-country-to-offer-digital-nomad-visas/
Recs for Istanbul?
Heading out next month.
Looking for some proper turkish restaurants, as well as a topper restaurant for the Mrs birthday.
Also, any decent places to possibly buy a rug and general places to see.
Will be in Porto in June for a few days also, looking for good restaurants and wine bars, topper or casual.
Heading out next month.
Looking for some proper turkish restaurants, as well as a topper restaurant for the Mrs birthday.
Also, any decent places to possibly buy a rug and general places to see.
Will be in Porto in June for a few days also, looking for good restaurants and wine bars, topper or casual.
Anyone here done any sort of 'digital nomad' / working from home abroad type arrangement? I'm looking at trying to get out to somewhere along the med over summer.
Check with your company first as it's less about the country you are going to and more about tax and social security implications of paying a UK worker to work from another country, even if they are not changing payrolls. I'd say a lot of companies don't allow it, but depends where they are registered and what entities they have set up in the chosen country
Always there as the old dear lives in Tala..
Troodos and the valleys for walking. Track down the Venetian bridges, google Tzelefos bridge. Roads are great to drive, very quiet, if you look out closely there's the odd little abandoned village from the war. A great place to explore.
Omodos is a nice village to visit (kind of on the way to above). It can be a little touristy as it has a few coaches that visit each day but a nice place to stop and eat. Little monastery, traditional houses, tavernas, there's a little main street with some stalls and tavernas but the nicer places are down the lanes. Stou Kir Youanni is a fave, wines are nice (local juice is all cheap)
Pissouri is also a nice little place, visited last year. The coastal road is now closed off but it's like 15+ mins down the motorway from Paphos. Bunch of Grapes is the place to grab a drink and the food is exceptionally good for Cyprus.
Good places for atmos and food, all a little out of the town but defo worth a visit…
Porto Antico - evenings by the sea, great food and staff.
A short drive past Coral bay, Oniro by the sea, get's busy but great sea views. Good place for daytime and evening. Near the shipwreck.
Sea You Bar is a great place for sunset drinks, can't miss this one, it's along the King's Road towards Coral Bay, just as the road dips down, busy spot right on the beach.
Sea Caves is ok for kids. A little bit like See You and Oniro's but not as nice and a bit quieter.
The Last Castle is a good place to visit for food, esp Sundays, some mild off-roading to get to.
You can get up north if you have your passport with you. Quite scenic in the Turkish areas on the coast.
Troodos and the valleys for walking. Track down the Venetian bridges, google Tzelefos bridge. Roads are great to drive, very quiet, if you look out closely there's the odd little abandoned village from the war. A great place to explore.
Omodos is a nice village to visit (kind of on the way to above). It can be a little touristy as it has a few coaches that visit each day but a nice place to stop and eat. Little monastery, traditional houses, tavernas, there's a little main street with some stalls and tavernas but the nicer places are down the lanes. Stou Kir Youanni is a fave, wines are nice (local juice is all cheap)
Pissouri is also a nice little place, visited last year. The coastal road is now closed off but it's like 15+ mins down the motorway from Paphos. Bunch of Grapes is the place to grab a drink and the food is exceptionally good for Cyprus.
Good places for atmos and food, all a little out of the town but defo worth a visit…
Porto Antico - evenings by the sea, great food and staff.
A short drive past Coral bay, Oniro by the sea, get's busy but great sea views. Good place for daytime and evening. Near the shipwreck.
Sea You Bar is a great place for sunset drinks, can't miss this one, it's along the King's Road towards Coral Bay, just as the road dips down, busy spot right on the beach.
Sea Caves is ok for kids. A little bit like See You and Oniro's but not as nice and a bit quieter.
The Last Castle is a good place to visit for food, esp Sundays, some mild off-roading to get to.
You can get up north if you have your passport with you. Quite scenic in the Turkish areas on the coast.
Anyone here done any sort of 'digital nomad' / working from home abroad type arrangement? I'm looking at trying to get out to somewhere along the med over summer.
Check with your company first as it's less about the country you are going to and more about tax and social security implications of paying a UK worker to work from another country, even if they are not changing payrolls. I'd say a lot of companies don't allow it, but depends where they are registered and what entities they have set up in the chosen country
cheers boys
Sister is travelling to Spain next month. Been double vaxxed, no booster. Gov website says travel has to be within 270 days of second jab, but it's been more than that (so would need booster, which she doesn't want to do).
Are they strict on this?
Any other documentation needed?
Cheers in advance
Are they strict on this?
Any other documentation needed?
Cheers in advance
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