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Label the work mode honestly
Say where someone must live, whether you sponsor, and whether relocation is offered. Use the globally remote checklist before publishing on GSH.
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When remote still needs local employment infrastructure
If the employee lives in another country, you typically need a local entity, an EOR, or another lawful engagement model. Remote is not a free pass on payroll tax and employment status.
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- EOR vs sponsorshipEmployer Success Centre guidance for sponsorship and international hiring.Open guide
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- International Hiring HubRole × country workflow: licence need, costs, partners, and next actions.Open guide
- US hiring playbookUS employer playbook: petitions, obligations, cost shape, and next steps.Open guide
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Can we sponsor someone to work remotely abroad?+
Sponsored UK routes generally expect the role to meet UK sponsorship rules and work patterns. Do not assume a UK CoS covers living and working permanently overseas — take advice.
