The length of a workation is up to you. According to an online survey, most American workers take about 1-4 weeks off. However, your company’s PTO or vacation policy may determine how long a trip you can take. Be careful if you’re taking an extended workation Because many employers now offer flexible working policies, workers are also increasingly taking longer trips while “working from anywhere.” This can be a great way to explore an area or stay with friends, but be sure you’re aware of immigration and taxation requirements. Many countries require a special work permit or visa in order to work within the country. These come with limits on how long you can stay in the country–Iceland, for example, grants 180 days for those with its remote work visa. There’s also a risk of foreign taxation. An extended stay could mean being considered a tax resident of the country, requiring you to file a tax return. You may end up responsible for additional taxes.