adam hyde wrote: > hey hey adam,
> an interesting model is to start a business in a country and that gives > you the ability to work under contract. You could infact start the > business in NZ. If you are already in the EU then try the Netherlands. hmm, interesting - so what you're saying is that, if i start a business somewhere, it matters not whether i actually have residence there? are you basing this on what you've done with Floss Manuals? and by 'business', do you mean registering as a sole trader, or becoming a full-blown company? or something in between? ... > Then leave the Schengen periodically and make sure you get a stamp. > Although I haven't yet heard of anyone being asked for this kind of > verification I would imagine its best to play by the rules and if you > travel a lot it is obvious you are not breaking any immigration laws and > have no intent to 'live' anywhere (except out of a bag). Look for work, > but do it as a contractor. You can look for work as a contractor > anywhere of course. you still have to obey the 90/180 rule, though, right? this is what i'm trying to avoid, really, the need to obey that rule, if possible. thanks d -- damian stewart | +351 967 797 263 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] frey | live art with machines | http://www.frey.co.nz _______________________________________________ Ada_list mailing list [email protected] http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
