The answer is yes, but as long as your job is not attached to a workplace and can be done remotely, if possible.

However, the answer will be no, in case you have a job that is at a workplace with working hours in your home country and you have to attend the workplace.

For example, jobs such as programmers, managers, entrepreneurs, etc. are jobs that can apply for such a non-profit residence visa.

There is an essential requirement to obtain this non-profit residence visa for people who work in their country of origin, this requirement consists of giving a power of attorney to someone from your country of origin with which they can represent you before the administration, suppliers, clients, etc., for times when you are not in your country of origin, in this way the visa can be granted.

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