There is a question on this site asking about countries they can stay for prolonged periods to work remotely, which has a nice post-COVID answer listing a bunch of countries. However, those are actually long term remote work permits, which still require special application and is meant for longer stays than the usual tourist visa or visa waiver will allow. There are a few questions that do not specify a duration, and they are either marked as duplicates of the previous question or only garner answers that essentially say "in most countries you can't do that legally but no one really cares". The questions are also rather old (around 2015, or at least pre-COVID), and things may have changed since.
My question is about remote work for short periods, perhaps combined with a holiday, of a total duration of no more than a month in the destination country.
Which countries allow me to remote work legally for a company in a (generally arbitrary) foreign country with a regular tourist visa or visa waiver, where the work has no connection to the destination country? (If it changes anything, I still work most of the time from my home country where the company is based in.) I'm looking for actual specific countries where it is legal, instead of just the broad non-answer of "you can't do that legally but no one really cares".
I imagine we could have a community wiki or something like this answer.
Just to show that this actually exists in the first place: It is legal to work remotely for short periods on an eTA (visa waiver) in Canada, because "long distance (by telephone or Internet) work done by a temporary resident whose employer is outside Canada and who is remunerated from outside Canada" is not considered work over there.
