Working Remotely in Ukraine for UK Company without base in Ukraine

Hi David!
1) There would not be any taxes for your company and you in Ukraine.
2) To get a work permit it is not enough just to be in Ukraine for more than 90/180 days. You have to work here and your employer has to be settled in Ukraine (e.g. a Ukrainian company or a representative office of a foreign company or a private entrepreneur (self-employed)).

Thanks @GreyKyiv.

So it looks like I would perhaps have to set myself up as a business to operate this way.  Or possibly work out something where the outsource company acts as my employer.

Hi david,I set up business in Ukraine to be able to Residency Permit.
If I can be of any assistance happy to help.
I used company in Kiev and happy to pass on.Alternatively you may be able to register with us
Paul
Are you in Ukraine at moment or UK?

Hi there and thanks for the reply.

Sorry for my late notice but things over the last week have dramatically changed my plans.  My company have now decided to consolidate their offshore outsource resources in Belarus. A bizarre choice to my mind as visa regulations are more limited there and so they are going to struggle to achieve some of their goals as they planned I believe.

I will though keep you in mind as I have been talking to some Ukrainian colleagues about going into business together, nothing solid but again I would need to think about permits if our plans take wings!

David

I can recommend good reliable company to sort residency.They are honest efficient and not rip offs
kiev business consulting
they handle all our work.
what business are you in?

It sounds a good lead that I should take interest in.

I am in IT, or rather my company is,  I have a Product Manager role so whilst this has been predominantly in IT I have experience in finance too.

Regarding the business proposal we are looking strangely at two different ideas based on our collected experiences and interests.  So one is outsourcing and the second is catering!

What dou think about cheese?specifically english cheese re ukraine?

I really like cheese and yet strangely enough despite my many visits to Ukraine over the last 12 months I had not encountered a lot of cheese in dishes I had tried.  Certainly it does not appear in Kharkiv as predominantly as In UK.  I would say perhaps only things like Feta in salad.  However recently I discovered cottage cheese in Ukrainian supermarkets and have had many conversations about how I preferred it to the more runny UK equivalent.

My friends here love english cheese.I regularly bring all sorts back with me .
Cathedral City Cheddar Stilton Cheese spread and some speciality stuff.In Kharkov Cathedral City sells for about £35/kg from Germany.
Last time I took 23kgs and it was all spoken for and paid for.Now contacts in Kiev asking for it.
There could be business opportunity if done correctly

Sounds like something to consider.

Hi David

Although i have different problems, your in a funny situation, as technically your braking the Visa regulations and you could get either  a big fine, banned or given free food and accommodation.
under the 90/180 visa NO work is permitted. Unless its free.
You or your company need to ask for a D Visa your purpose is to work. If you have no work force or office, you can only be payed in your country of origin. if you have  staff or office, you need to register and pay the Ukrainian tax, etc. You then need to register with your company country of origin as an expat so you do not need to pay tax, but if your say from the UK you will loose work time to state pension, in short its a bit of a mine field.

hope it helps

martin

David, if you come and go so much as you say and you are breaking the 90/180 day rule, how do you go through security at the airport without getting stopped.

The way you right your emails makes me think you are not English at all but a troll.

Trevor - See my PM.

David