Can I work remotely in Germany on a Schengen short-stay visa?



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I am working on an H-1B visa in the US and hold an Indian passport. I am planning to travel to Schengen countries this summer. My company has an office in Germany, and I am planning to work remotely for 3 weeks and then travel for 3 weeks. Can I combine work and vacation on a Schengen Visa?







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    I am working on an H-1B visa in the US and hold an Indian passport. I am planning to travel to Schengen countries this summer. My company has an office in Germany, and I am planning to work remotely for 3 weeks and then travel for 3 weeks. Can I combine work and vacation on a Schengen Visa?







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      I am working on an H-1B visa in the US and hold an Indian passport. I am planning to travel to Schengen countries this summer. My company has an office in Germany, and I am planning to work remotely for 3 weeks and then travel for 3 weeks. Can I combine work and vacation on a Schengen Visa?







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      I am working on an H-1B visa in the US and hold an Indian passport. I am planning to travel to Schengen countries this summer. My company has an office in Germany, and I am planning to work remotely for 3 weeks and then travel for 3 weeks. Can I combine work and vacation on a Schengen Visa?









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          Generally speaking, no. Working remotely from Germany means working in Germany, and if that isn't covered by the activities permitted by a business visa, you need a work permit to do so.



          • You did not state your nationality. I'm assuming that you're not an EU/EEA citizen, or you wouldn't have a visa.

          • Depending on your employer, you might qualify for a work permit as an intra-company transfer. For that, ask on Expatriates Stack Exchange.

          • Your visa may explicitly permit you to work. That isn't normal.





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          • Thanks for answer, Can I combine my vacation during this period on my business visa?
            – 3xplore
            Mar 28 at 19:27











          • @3xplore, you can combinde different activities which are allowed on a C visa. I'm still not sure if what you propose to do is allowed on a C.
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            Mar 29 at 4:57










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          Generally speaking, no. Working remotely from Germany means working in Germany, and if that isn't covered by the activities permitted by a business visa, you need a work permit to do so.



          • You did not state your nationality. I'm assuming that you're not an EU/EEA citizen, or you wouldn't have a visa.

          • Depending on your employer, you might qualify for a work permit as an intra-company transfer. For that, ask on Expatriates Stack Exchange.

          • Your visa may explicitly permit you to work. That isn't normal.





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          • Thanks for answer, Can I combine my vacation during this period on my business visa?
            – 3xplore
            Mar 28 at 19:27











          • @3xplore, you can combinde different activities which are allowed on a C visa. I'm still not sure if what you propose to do is allowed on a C.
            – o.m.
            Mar 29 at 4:57














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          Generally speaking, no. Working remotely from Germany means working in Germany, and if that isn't covered by the activities permitted by a business visa, you need a work permit to do so.



          • You did not state your nationality. I'm assuming that you're not an EU/EEA citizen, or you wouldn't have a visa.

          • Depending on your employer, you might qualify for a work permit as an intra-company transfer. For that, ask on Expatriates Stack Exchange.

          • Your visa may explicitly permit you to work. That isn't normal.





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          • Thanks for answer, Can I combine my vacation during this period on my business visa?
            – 3xplore
            Mar 28 at 19:27











          • @3xplore, you can combinde different activities which are allowed on a C visa. I'm still not sure if what you propose to do is allowed on a C.
            – o.m.
            Mar 29 at 4:57












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          Generally speaking, no. Working remotely from Germany means working in Germany, and if that isn't covered by the activities permitted by a business visa, you need a work permit to do so.



          • You did not state your nationality. I'm assuming that you're not an EU/EEA citizen, or you wouldn't have a visa.

          • Depending on your employer, you might qualify for a work permit as an intra-company transfer. For that, ask on Expatriates Stack Exchange.

          • Your visa may explicitly permit you to work. That isn't normal.





          share|improve this answer














          Generally speaking, no. Working remotely from Germany means working in Germany, and if that isn't covered by the activities permitted by a business visa, you need a work permit to do so.



          • You did not state your nationality. I'm assuming that you're not an EU/EEA citizen, or you wouldn't have a visa.

          • Depending on your employer, you might qualify for a work permit as an intra-company transfer. For that, ask on Expatriates Stack Exchange.

          • Your visa may explicitly permit you to work. That isn't normal.






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          • Thanks for answer, Can I combine my vacation during this period on my business visa?
            – 3xplore
            Mar 28 at 19:27











          • @3xplore, you can combinde different activities which are allowed on a C visa. I'm still not sure if what you propose to do is allowed on a C.
            – o.m.
            Mar 29 at 4:57
















          • Thanks for answer, Can I combine my vacation during this period on my business visa?
            – 3xplore
            Mar 28 at 19:27











          • @3xplore, you can combinde different activities which are allowed on a C visa. I'm still not sure if what you propose to do is allowed on a C.
            – o.m.
            Mar 29 at 4:57















          Thanks for answer, Can I combine my vacation during this period on my business visa?
          – 3xplore
          Mar 28 at 19:27





          Thanks for answer, Can I combine my vacation during this period on my business visa?
          – 3xplore
          Mar 28 at 19:27













          @3xplore, you can combinde different activities which are allowed on a C visa. I'm still not sure if what you propose to do is allowed on a C.
          – o.m.
          Mar 29 at 4:57




          @3xplore, you can combinde different activities which are allowed on a C visa. I'm still not sure if what you propose to do is allowed on a C.
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          Mar 29 at 4:57

















           

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