Service guides

Relocation service guides by country

A relocation is several connected decisions rather than one application: your right to reside, your tax position, a bank account, a home, a company and the routine of everyone who moves with you. Each guide below sets out what professional support actually covers in that destination, and where a practical plan starts.

Published guides

Choose a destination

A destination appears here once its guide is published. Each guide is checked against official sources and against public accounts from people who made the move, and shows when it was last reviewed.

You can still send a request for a destination that is not listed yet. The request form asks for the facts a provider needs, whichever country you have chosen. Start your request

What a guide covers

The same questions in every destination

Residence
Which routes are open now, and what each one asks of every person in the household.
Banking
What a local bank reviews, and where an account is a gate rather than a formality.
Housing and family
What is actually available and at what price, and what a lease has to support.
Company and tax
How formation, banking, filings and the country you are leaving fit together.
Costs and renewals
What the first year costs, what repeats, and what keeps the residence in place.

Where to go next

Choose your next step

Decide first

If the destination is still open, read the guide for the questions you will have to answer and the trade-offs people report after arriving.

Residency options by country

Ask for support

If your situation is clear, send one brief. Up to three providers who cover that destination can respond with offers you can compare.

Start your request

Compare the numbers

Use the free tools to compare destinations and to model what you would keep after tax in each of them.

Relocation tools