Do remote workers need a digital nomad visa, and does remote work change how I'm taxed?

Thinking about working remotely from another country for a few months. Do I need a special visa, and what happens with taxes?

It depends heavily on both your home country and the country you're working from, so this isn't something to guess on. Many countries now offer dedicated "digital nomad visas" that let you legally live there while working for a foreign employer, often with minimum income requirements — these exist specifically because working on a tourist visa is technically not allowed in most places, even if the work itself happens for a company back home. On taxes: your tax residency isn't automatically tied to where your employer is based — it usually depends on how many days you spend in a given country and that country's specific rules, and you may end up with obligations in more than one place. This is genuinely a case where it's worth a short consult with an accountant or immigration specialist familiar with your specific two countries, rather than relying on general forum advice.