Clarifications for an eagle-eyed reader who, to be a freelancer, will need a degree.

What Britons and EU brolly users need to know to get on-payroll in Europe’s largest economy.

No one-size-fits-all brolly solution means an ‘international umbrella’ for Spain, or elsewhere, won’t cover you.

Both agencies and contractors eyeing opportunities abroad need to look before they leap.

Quirky and unconventional, the home of Nokia won’t take kindly to complacency.

A local sponsor, not an umbrella, is what an offshore account holder needs to find.

‘Three-month stints in 2019 or 2020 at clients in the EU still can’t be planned for.’

Quirks to make you smirk: where in the world is an eccentric host of contractors.

‘Same status is possible, but getting local advice on the ground is a definite must.’

Top tips for a PSC planted in South Africa finding it fruitless contacting HMRC.

Fertile but murky. Treading carefully is a pre-requisite of Bucharest-based contracts.

Numerous documents, plus a place to stash them at, required for a Bucharest-bound techie.

SDC, not his wife, seems to be the main issue for a contractor inbound from South Africa.

Deportation from a luxury apartment among the risks for a techie who took a punt.

Revealed: the oddest laws abroad that lie in wait to catch contractors unaware. 

Where in the world is warming up for contractors wanting a break from the norm.