As a EUropean dev I think twice before applying to an US remote job, beside the legal and accounting extra problems, it is the matter of having a big timezone difference. For a good communication usually the working hours have to overlap, at least partial, this means you will either work very early or very late, messing up your ... body and mind basically.
Also a few companies states that they hire remote, but only in US, most likely because of the previous reasons. So do not presume that all remote jobs you see now will be available after you move.
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As a EUropean dev I think twice before applying to an US remote job, beside the legal and accounting extra problems, it is the matter of having a big timezone difference. For a good communication usually the working hours have to overlap, at least partial, this means you will either work very early or very late, messing up your ... body and mind basically.
Also a few companies states that they hire remote, but only in US, most likely because of the previous reasons. So do not presume that all remote jobs you see now will be available after you move.