How to Travel and Work Remotely Discretely | Travel Router

I explain how you can work remotely and travel without your job knowing your location. Using the travel router method and creating a personal VPN.
Travel Router Guide: reloot.net/pro...
Routers Used:
Flint (Home Router): amzn.to/4bURoD6
Slate (Travel Router): amzn.to/3V0fiGE
Recommended Book:
The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss: amzn.to/4bOZo8G

[@techbreh]

The complete guide is here: reloot.net/products/travel-router-guide

[@wysemanacc84]

FYI for all please make sure your connections are all wired with ethernet and also turn off Bluetooth connectivity and wifi on your work laptop.

[@jadejoyner2043]

Can you share why? I’m looking to learn

[@wysemanacc84]

@@jadejoyner2043 because your location on laptop from your job can be picked up using Bluetooth connection being on or wifi connections on. Definitely turn off your location also.

[@toniay4202]

I would like to see those videos. I’ve traveled some and gotten away with it but as soon as ii signed in to VPN once my boss called me saying IT calls wanting to verify that i was in Amsterdam 😮 luckily she knew that i would be going there and working.

[@wysemanacc84]

@@toniay4202 The best way is to buy a super router with free VPN built in and set up GL router with your home router so it can pick up your home IP. Your GL router will first connect to your home router then it will connect to your VPN set up at home. Your VPN set up on your home router will be the IP connecting to your job.

[@techbreh]

Right, I am taking precautions by hardwiring to the travel router only, turning off bluetooth, and going on airplane mode. Scary thing is sometimes google searches know I am in a different country.

[@TrevorPhilipsBro]

My current job my employer knows I am in another country (they moved me to contract) But in speaking to the sysAdmin about this topic he said ... another rookie mistake he has seen: Make sure your laptop/Device timezone is manually set to your works timezone. A lot of websites and services take you locally set timezone, not your IP address to determine your location for services/ads/etc. I keep two clocks on the wall

[@TrevorPhilipsBro]

Dont forget to not use Bluetooth and Wifi, both will give away your location.

[@DiorSmith-p8f]

How do you do this?

[@jasmineali5699]

@@TrevorPhilipsBrobut what if you need to use headphones for work?

[@TrevorPhilipsBro]

@@jasmineali5699 USB headset ;)

[@EmperorPalpatine501]

wired headphones!@@jasmineali5699

[@claud-u]

I would like if you Could show me how you setup the routers from the start, thanks man! Appreciate it!

[@petecompiano9408]

Yes please me too

[@brittanymagnin6072]

Did y’all find another video with this info?!

[@weshakeandbake]

Can you make the video?

[@Mexitplans]

Good advice. I help people make this type of transition every week. I would recommend the gl-Inet Axt 1800 however. It’s a better than the 750. I’ve made a few videos on the subject and this router.

[@ritabratasaha8582]

Please share the link how to setup the router

[@lovelyshelly220]

Share your video link

[@TheDicampo]

I need your help!

[@Mexitplans]

@@TheDicampoI can’t share on this channel but you can find me on YT

[@somebody2409]

​@@TheDicampoThere's a girl that works at Google that shows you how to do it for free on tiktok.

[@agustinreyes6111]

I’m ready to move to Mexico. I will be renting my house for $400 a month from my brother in law (4 bedrooms, pool 2 min from the ocean). I’m getting my kids their Mexican citizenship next week and I’m overall exited for the future.

[@techbreh]

sounds amazing!

[@saxdee24]

Please can you make a video for the setup for this ?

[@techbreh]

guide is available, click link in video description!

[@tw4943]

I just purchased the GliNet travel router, if you get a VPN you can connect the travel router to the VPN and set it to the US city you live in, then while traveling connect the router to the VPN to block where you are

[@angelavoita]

Which model you got ? Was it easy for to set it up with vpn?

[@Hajankucherr]

Can you maybe help met with the setup?

[@josephredd4704]

You still have to prevent dns leaks and also make sure to not use Wi-Fi but also be weary of nearby Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals as can triangulate your physical location while a vpn will only change your location via your internet connection

[@jeandev5078]

I just started following you thank you for the info please do a video on how you set up the routers i saw another guy on youtube and his process looked complicated

[@techbreh]

I may make a tutorial soon

[@claud-u]

Can you do it please !

[@luckylefty8116]

@@techbreh bro make the tutorial.

[@sokosbeautyandnaturalhairc4554]

@@techbreh did you make one yet?

[@techbreh]

@@sokosbeautyandnaturalhairc4554 tutorial is in video description

[@Your_Lifestyle_Business]

Great insights, Tech Bruv! Your video sheds light on a crucial aspect of remote work and travel. The idea of using routers to discreetly manage your location is quite innovative. I appreciate the tips about connectivity and the potential legal and financial implications. It's essential to navigate this space with awareness. Keep up the informative content!"

[@marlonlozada3048]

this doesn't sound like a purchased review or AI at all

[@ashl9835]

Thanks for the info, I'm going to be working remote in tech sales soon.

[@Bandgeek601]

Update? And how did it work out? I’m about to do the same. Sales, but different industry.

[@tnetroP]

The issue of geolocation has been mentioned by someone else (turn off WiFi and bluetooth). But there is also the issue of what to do if your home Internet stops working or your home router/VPN endpoint needs rebooting and whether anyone will be at home to do it. Or perhaps you don't have a physical home at all. A possible strategy around this is to install a VPN endpoint on a rented server near your city. E.g. Linode or whatever. The server could even be left shutdown most of the time and only used as a backup (avoiding costs if you pick a host which only charges for uptime). Something else to be aware of is that if discovered you could not only be breaching your visa terms (working while on a tourist visa), but there could be financial implications for your company (such as tax on workers applicable in each location). Depending on your country and the company itself it isn't outside the possibility of the company seeking to recover those costs from you. It's very unlikely but something to be aware of when deciding to hide it from your employer.

[@TrevorPhilipsBro]

Another problem is, that some employers have work-issued laptops. They are the admin and they can't turn off the ability to disable location for you. They've done this on my MacBook but they also know where I am so I am not hiding anything. They also don't say anything if I work from a different device, so I could change the location settings on my personal device and work. But then they may monitor for inactivity (personally I think that sort of monitoring is reserved for people who don't perform at work, but you never know from employer to employer and depending on the employer)

[@lovelyshelly220]

@@TrevorPhilipsBroif you can’t disable the location on your work laptop.. if you try his method will they know your not in the states?

[@TrevorPhilipsBro]

@@lovelyshelly220 I have two work Macbooks, both I can turn the location settings off. If they wanted, both jobs could very easily just switch it back on. To answer your question, if it is a work issue laptop, and they have their security software installed, YES, they could remotely enable any options they want, enable location and then for example use FIND MY DEVICE/MACBOOK to locate your position based on bluetooth and wifi router around you. Think of this, how does a Macbook find your device if it doesn't have a GPS module inside it. ... ....Having said that, I think that's only if someone goes looking. If you do your work, fly under the sysadmins' radar, and consistently connect to your device from the same IP, it shouldn't be a problem. I can't imagine a large company spending time launching investigations into everybody's true location. Some companies might have automatic flags for it if there are contractual legal issues. Generally, you should be okay. But the router connection is the best, the kill switch that is away from the device doesn't show a VPN software installed and is idiot-proof because the kill switch is on the router. Just don't work near a mosque lol my friend got busted because he was near a mosque in SEAsia and call to prayer came on when he was presenting lol

[@TrevorPhilipsBro]

Its very cheap, I got three in case one has problems and a spare for good luck lol

[@tnetroP]

​@@lovelyshelly220Yes possibly.

[@gregoryv000]

Can you please make the video on how to setup the router or point us to the right direction?

[@techbreh]

yes i have the guide now in the video info

[@weshakeandbake]

Great video, can you do a video explaining how to setup the two Routers

[@spacegreycoralred]

If you are a US Citizen working remotely for a US company, you can file for the “Foreign Earned Income Exclusion” and receive 100% of your Federal tax back in your return for earnings up to $120,000

[@techbreh]

very interesting but it looks like you need to be working overseas for at least a year with a permanent place of work/business in another country.

[@garp9433]

please make a vid on the router set up process. Eg., you bought the beryl AX bc it has faster speeds, 1 wan/2.5gb port. You unpackaged it, powered it up, connected to the 2.5gb wan port, use laptop to connect to the wifi signal, went to the browser, made changes to the DNS port, downloaded wireguard, setup VPN with mullvad (or whoever) by downloading config files, then what...

[@laurab9518]

I told my boss to his face nicely when in a rare in person meeting that I could travel and work remotely. Seemed fine with it. Just ask

[@PrinceOfOpinion]

You're trying to get people fired just because you got lucky 😂 Even asking will draw scrutiny. So if you try this after getting denied. You're more likely to be caught

[@trs_4612]

😂

[@_andry]

So where is the video on how to connect routers??

[@2415Jan]

Can you post the wire guard setup instructions?

[@techbreh]

guide is available, click link in video description!

[@KH_Always]

An employee at my company got fired when our company found out they were working from another country w/o their knowledge. I’d just tell them upfront if thinking of it…

[@somebody2409]

How they'd find out? Was he using a vpn?

[@KH_Always]

I’ve noticed sometimes when I log on my work phone or work tablet, a red dot turns on and this one time when I was working remotely out of state with my supervisor’s knowledge but I’m assuming she did not relay the info to the company’s IT dept, the phone all the sudden acted funny and it read that the owner of property was retrieving location or something to that effect…so I’m assuming that is how they got found out…

[@TimoRoseNDFilms]

@@KH_AlwaysThat’s a very unwise employee right there.

[@laworldde]

Make a video about setting up both routers to make appear we are home.

[@Nyxar-2077]

0:06 his boss watching this be like: 🤫🧏‍♂️

[@luckylefty8116]

Bro please make the video showing how to set this up.

[@techbreh]

guide is in vid description

[@miketdarnell]

Don't ask for permission beg for forgiveness

[@Placesandspaces35]

For some companies going outside the country with their equipment is a red line. They may not be any forgiving.

[@LuSt4boost]

@@Placesandspaces35 yep definitely a risk. Lucky for me they forgave me. I wasn’t using a setup like described in the video. And they caught it only after I returned home several days later, doing an IP audit

[@Placesandspaces35]

@@LuSt4boost Tunneling back to your home is an effective method like the video states. But if the company uses gps tracking software on their devices and Bluetooth can be a risk as well to give up someone’s location. But knowing the risks is always good so you can be prepared for whatever. Glad it worked out for you.

[@LuSt4boost]

@@Placesandspaces35 thats a really good point

[@mrrjh5609]

Change the clocks on your laptops to home country turn off location aswell

[@kartikyaarya8838]

I know you have a guide in the travel desciption but would have been helpful to show step by step- Non technical people tend to learn more by watching others at work or social media

[@techbreh]

the guide is step by step very basic

[@socialmediaego]

Things are changing. Now employers want you to have OTKA on your phone as well. Have you heard of a work around for OTKA ?

[@tcbworldtravel]

Hello bro! Can you do a video on how to setup the routers please.

[@sokosbeautyandnaturalhairc4554]

Please video on how yo set up routers

[@kween3546]

Wat about if your employer doesn't want to give you a laptop? The equipment they sent me was a desktop. I asked them numerous times if I can request a laptop & they flat out said no. Im thinking of just packing up the whole desktop & connect a VPN to it. Do you think the desktop will work in Africa? ie: where Im expating to

[@211scooter]

I have a desktop and want to work remotely in Nairobi.

[@lovelyshelly220]

Can you make videos on how to do the set up with the routers and your set up

[@fabianvazquez5556]

Router and Work set up would be great

[@Quadrille763]

I hope your boss doesn’t see this video

[@DestroyingEvilAltars]

This video was awesome Im about to subscribe ❤ did you do the video on how to set up your equipment?

[@techbreh]

i made a guide

[@aten6656]

can you please make a video on how you set everything up? I hear what you are staying but I cant figure out how to put everything together lol.

[@texaseaglejcl]

Very well-done video. Thanks!

[@gabrielschroll3824]

Question. Why would you need your job to allow you to work fully remotely, if you're trying to be discreet about where you're working from? If they let you work from anywhere, why do you need to keep it a secret?

[@techbreh]

privacy and peace of mind. some people are allowed to work from home (not anywhere) but still want to travel.

[@gabrielschroll3824]

@@techbreh Yes. That's my point. Some people are not allowed to work anywhere. WFH and "remote" are not the same. But you were saying you need your employer's permission to work from anywhere on the planet - yet, work discreetly. I'm saying if you have permission, there is no need to be discreet. That's all. I hope it's clear.

[@TrevorPhilipsBro]

COST OF LIVING. Cost of Living-based wages is a very real and implemented concept in businesses with global staff. After 6 months your company might start asking questions and see you as an opportunity to save some coin. There are PROs and CONs. One of the CONs is you have an expat wage and get to live like a king. If I am getting the same wage based on local costs, all of a sudden the whole thing is not attractive anymore and I am putting myself in a worse position. The entire reason I am doing it is because I am priced out of my local housing market and I feel like I am in a prison sentence, waiting for retirement while paying off someone else investment property. Even with an above-average salary. This is my way of beating the system and like hell, I am going to allow for pay cuts based on COLA. Society has squeezed me, I will keep my secret and my salary. Now I can afford to save %90 of my salary and I don't want my new employer to start rubbing their greasing little hands at that figure, as my current employer has just started to do.

[@jasmineali5699]

@@gabrielschroll3824my company is remote friendly but only allows us to travel for 30 days outside the country for tax reasons hence why I have to be discreet

[@DJBiskit]

@@gabrielschroll3824 It's because no employer will grant that permission because it creates tax liabilities with the foreign country that they're not set up to operate in. Hence why he has to try to trick the VPN. But there's no way to do that really with these router tricks, their IT department can still detect that he is overseas, but no one really audits that stuff unless something actually happens. I've worked at several Big 4s and have worked abroad for months, which is not allowed and have never got in trouble. I don't use any router tricks either.

[@kalMHe]

Hey buddy, Pls do a vid on the set up, thanks !

[@jahdestamuzik9145]

I heard this exact content, almost word for word, on another blogger's video

[@techbreh]

can you show me? i'm curious

[@macuser1232]

Yeah, a lot of digital nomads are spreading the word now. It gets views that’s for sure.

[@InspireTruths]

The hardest thing is a job that lets you work remotely the rest is easy

[@daniil286]

yeaaaa boiiiiiiiii Tim Ferris the goat. Get it my G

[@gegaoli]

Need a video on detailed set up

[@OffbeatAlpinist]

I work for a company were they have installed some softwares to restrict to make changes. I have to use company VPN to use tools. now they want me to move out to another location & work from there but it doesn't make sense. if I travel to that place once & setup this device & the come back & use it will it work?

[@Airklenan]

Will the Two-Routers Setup Function with a Company Laptop Running Cloudflare Warp Zero Trust?

[@NandoTheDirector]

Does it really matter if you’re working in a different location other than your home though? I don’t really understand why that would be a problem?

[@makethisjustocomment]

Could anyone link a tutorial set up for this? I tried searching it on KZbin and nothing useful comes up. Or if you can give a pointer on what phase to search

[@preo2nd]

How do you maintain your home internet thats my biggest question while not at home

[@techbreh]

Ideally you should not have problems with your home internet but I give someone I trust a key so they can reset if needed.

[@kartikyaarya8838]

My work laptop automatically connects to Zscaler VPN as soon we log on- I think it allows me to work remotely and tracks activity- Does this set-up consider office auto VPNs/?

[@techbreh]

yes it should work, it should just show that you are connected from home

[@macuser1232]

Yeah it just runs beneath the work VPN. And to your laptop, it just looks like you’re connecting to a normal network (travel router).

[@bertmyles9483]

Did you ever make the how to video? I can't find it anywhere

[@techbreh]

i made a guide now, it’s in my vid description

[@AriesRegalado]

Hey my dad uses the WiFi at home for work too and so does everyone else. Will the flint be okay with that or should I get the flint 2

[@martinsolorzano5728]

What kind of internet speed do I need at home in order not to have issues while connecting abroad?

[@techbreh]

depends what you are doing. if you are doing video calls I think at least 200-500 mbps, if no video call then 100mbps

[@martinsolorzano5728]

@ after I copied the server address into the wiredGuard Client it doesn’t turn into a green light. It remains orange. IDK what I’m missing i did everything mentioned from your video including the port forwarding.

[@Taqshala]

The first thing you need to do, is bring food from home with you, so the router will think you are still at home

[@toseefkhattak]

Can you show me exactly how to setup this complete system so I move to another country to work

[@itsroads206]

Did you make a video on how you set this up?

[@techbreh]

I made a complete guide link in video description

[@nosporai]

Will you record a step by step for setup?

[@travelfanatic6467]

hi there, thanks for sharing this. Quick question: my company provides me with the laptop where's their VPN already installed, will I still be able to hide my real location? Thanks in advance

[@techbreh]

Yes you will, the router has its own VPN built in so it would just look like you are using your home internet

[@MerlyCosta]

What’s the difference between this and the dedicated IP address?

[@jupita3000]

Where can we get the details on how to set this up?! Did you make another video that I am missing?

[@techbreh]

guide is available in video description

[@Journeylivin]

Hello could list more about how you set up the remote set up at the main location you want to be from and the location you will really work from?

[@yannleroi8682]

what if the job requires you to use THEIR OWN VPN? can this method still work?

[@கோபிசுதாகர்]

I guess you daisy chain two VPNs 😂

[@jasmineivory7621]

HELLO can you tell me will the router work on issued equipment from different companies? Or only on your personal

[@techbreh]

router should work for any device that is connected to it

[@wlacroix10]

Question. I don't need to hide where I am at with my job. I just need to be hardwired when I am traveling . My job has a firewall so I cannot mimics my router from home. I just can't use wifi for work. would this work for me? for example airbnb's or hotels or other people's home who only have wifi

[@Juju_7]

Has a vpn worked?

[@wlacroix10]

@@Juju_7 I didn’t need a vpn

[@loisenjeri7517]

Can you do a tutorial of the whole vpn and router set up a

[@greggracia101]

hey i need your help setting up my station, how can we get in touch?

[@techbreh]

i recently made the guide

[@Juju_7]

Quick question. So, im working fot a call center where o take inbound calls. Im using my own computer and my work is web based, i don't have to download anything. I'll be moving to the Philippines with my gf, and im moving from the US. Would this same thing work or is there anything else you'd recommend? Also, what's the purpose of the router connected to another router? I wont be at coffee shops and such, I'll just be at my home in the Philippines

[@Placesandspaces35]

If you don’t need to hide your location from your company then you wouldn’t need this setup. If you do then you need 2 routers so the one with you overseas etc. can connect to the one back at home to make it look like you are still working in your original residence. There are 3rd party VPNs you can use for select cities but some IT departments can identity those IP addresses are from a vpn. Wireguard client/home server connection shows a an original ip address in the area of where you live so you company is none the wiser where you are in the world.

[@dibyasrigoswami8557]

how does the travel router work? I mean how does it show that you're working from your home

[@techbreh]

it creates a private connection to the router you have at home

[@EddieMarrero36]

Thanks for this so much this helped

[@GEOVANNYREYNOSO]

I will like help with the setup

[@techbreh]

check my video description

[@MannysVisionStudio]

So what resources and job boards should I be using to find a remote job?

[@The3lloba]

I need to do this but without taking my work laptop with me overseas. Any recommendations for a discrete remote software or method to connect to the work laptop (which will be left in the US) from my personal laptop (which will be with me overseas)?

[@CapoS914]

say i buy the express vpn aircove router and leave that at home while traveling Abroud, how do i connect my travel router say the 1800 to the vpn aircove router i left home using that as my main ip adress?

[@Aidenstravels]

Some remote jobs for banks and such make you install a dedicated line and modem at your home for security reasons. Can a travel router still work on that?

[@techbreh]

might work if you can connect a router to the modem provided by your work

[@Aidenstravels]

​@@techbreh can you help me setup this travel router and vpn? I will pay. Can we get on a call or something? Thanks

[@techbreh]

@@Aidenstravels i’ve made a guide on this link is in bio. i don’t have time to do 1on1 setup sorry

[@Aidenstravels]

​@@techbrehi am not tech savvy at all, is the guide easy to follow? And will this show us vpn or port forwarding? What is the difference and which method will make it look like im at home in the usa?

[@techbreh]

​@@Aidenstravels it is a fairly simple guide a 20+ have gotten it set up with the guide. You will need to learn and try to understand some basic things. However if you are completely not tech savvy it may be a harder for you. But if have already found your way here then I'm pretty sure you can figure it out. Better to understand and learn this setup especially if you are trying to work remotely with your job at risk.

[@PPIEA]

What about work phones. How can you contact your employers without getting caught being over seas?

[@Hanbindesign]

my company actually would let me work in foreign countries for about 90 days out of a year....do i need to work with a visa if im planning on traveling and working in diff countries for like a month at a time??

[@AllAboutPurple]

Lol you will need a Visa to go to certain places yes…it all depends on you country of birth and where you traveling to

[@LamarPerson-b7m]

Is the guide still for sale?

[@techbreh]

yes reloot.net/products/travel-router-guide

[@azud1]

I had a remote job. Tried using vpn on router and everything was ok until i realised the company had a inhouse vpn and security programme okta verify which i couldnt bypass Anyone have a solution?

[@FrancoParedes]

zscaler?

[@redreacts2388]

I'm guessing you're doing site-to-site vpn. I'll be trying this soon as well

[@adebayokehinde9242]

Brother do you know more about this

[@seanc2k]

Hey, the company I work for gave a VPN (HP USB-C Dock G5), will I be able to do what you what you are talking about here?

[@techbreh]

not sure what a dock usb c dock would do to change what this router does

[@absfinal]

but how you deal with the issue of having a local sim? Boss is calling on your phone or writing you a text

[@sokooulare4243]

Hello can you tag the video in which you show work set up and how to set up yout home and travel router?

[@TKGZONE]

what kind of job lets you work remotely like that?

[@LuSt4boost]

Can you make a video detailing the router setup?

[@techbreh]

i made a guide it’s in the video info

[@jalalbcit]

Bro you should add the link to you other video so its easy to find it

[@techbreh]

which video?

[@Vernica-ie6hy]

Hi! I can have the large modem im the USA connected to rhe router. But i can bring the small one to a different country to work on Zoom? Is the internet faster this way instead of having a travel router and VPN?

[@SpunAngel]

Are you available for connect for advice? Bought the 2 items you recommended (Flint 2 Home Router and Slate Travel Router) and am trying to figure out how to set these up and all the right steps to take.

[@techbreh]

i made a guide for it if you’re still looking

[@SpunAngel]

@@techbrehyea, where is it? Can you share a link or directions to find it?

[@techbreh]

@@SpunAngel its in the video description

[@ohiorentals933]

Hey tge company I work for has me log in through a private VPN, and I purchased tge express vpn air cove and everytime I log 8n it boots me out, is your method different from mine

[@wysemanacc84]

Does your vpn have all the correct FIPS encryptions? if not that can cause some connection issues.

[@Aruff63]

Did you figure it out?

[@tnetroP]

It is probably using a known VPN IP range.

[@AmsNl2BcnEs]

Huh. 4 hour work week is primarily about delegating job tasks to others cheaply. Not sure I see the relevance. The content about automating income streams isn’t about working full stop. What employer is checking your home IP address?

[@justanotherhandle1]

Wait - why does the employer care if you’re traveling or not? My employer only told me I need a wired connection. They never banned traveling.

[@Placesandspaces35]

Some only want their data staying within the U.S. If you work remotely overseas and don’t have this setup then you are using servers of the country you traveled to and that could be problematic.

[@DiorSmith-p8f]

Do you offer this as a service I need help ASAP I have both routers

[@arsenk]

Quick question: I use HVD access via VMware Horizon Client on my MacBook Pro. I can manage my own MacBook Pro setting the way, I want. The only question I had, if I use Nord VPN with kill Switch will my employer still find out? I work at the bank with very high security measurements. Let me know your thoughts?

[@Mmz322]

Can I do the same thing using the office ethernet connection to appear like I am using the office network while abroad?

[@techbreh]

thats a crazy idea - maybe if you hide the router somewhere

[@Mmz322]

@@techbreh yes I can hide the router it is just a matter that IT cannot detect it. Is it possible?

[@techbreh]

@@Mmz322 not sure to be honest, depends how strong your company network is - pretty sure if someone were to look it might show that there is an unknown router connected

[@PassportJourney]

PART 2! YOU DIDNT EXPLAIN ANYTHING ABOUT THE SETUP

[@AriB15]

Does this still work if the job requires a vpn connection to work

[@techbreh]

Works for me. I have to connect to a work VPN also but not all the time.

[@LiMuBai]

How has this worked out for you? is this something you're still doing? any resources you can recommend?

[@techbreh]

yes I still do this - I talk about it more on my tiktok @afksosa

[@naija395]

@@techbrehis it possible to connect a work computer with a work vpn to pne router? Then connect that router to a US vpn without a second router at home in the US?

[@briannaldn]

Hello thanks for this video can you please show how to use the router and advise on what type of router is best I work in the uk remotely and want to travel while working but my work restricts us 🙄😅

[@live.life.on.purpose]

So this setup only works if you use a US home base correct?

[@macuser1232]

It works for any country.

[@bridgeoverwaters]

I have to be wired with a Ethernet since I work in healthcare. How can I do that being that I need a Ethernet?

[@techbreh]

the travel router has an ethernet port

[@DerrickThomasDTTV]

Could all this be bypassed with a VPN? Nord, Express ect?

[@DJBiskit]

You can't just work from abroad if you have a job that allows you to work remotely. Remote work is meant to be only within the United States. Otherwise you create tax liabilities for your employer with the foreign country that you're working from. Remember tax is based on where the work is conducted. You have to be a contractor in order to work from abroad, not a W-2 employee.

[@ac75911]

it only becomes a tax issue for you as the employee when you've been inside another country for a certain number of days per year, and those rules varies by country. Otherwise, millions of people globally are considered illegally working remotely when they travel, answer work emails on vacation, etc. Several countries have tax treaties with each other, eliminating tax headaches and double taxation for the worker.

[@ellobo3824]

It depends on the country and the source of income. In some countries, if your income is earned abroad and you are not a citizen, your foreign income is not taxed. In other countries your viewpoint is correct.

[@babyface2b]

I need help in setting this up. Anyone able to assist?