Let’s find the doors that are open to you

Most people know of one or two ways to move abroad. There are many more, and which of them are open to you depends on the particulars of your life — where your family came from, what you do for a living, where you have lived and studied.

The routes that exist

A citizenship you may already hold. If a parent or grandparent was born abroad, the right may be yours today — no application to qualify for, just proof to assemble.
Work. An employer sponsors you, or a points system accepts you on your own merits with no job offer at all.
Remote work. Dozens of countries now admit people who earn from clients or employers elsewhere.
Study. A course, and in many countries the right to stay and work after it.
Business or self-employment. Starting something, freelancing, or taking a trade licence.
Investment. Capital in exchange for residence, and occasionally for citizenship.
Family. A spouse, partner, parent or child already settled somewhere.
A pension or independent income. Retirement and private-means routes, which ask for income rather than a job.

Answer what you can below and we’ll show which of these are realistically open to you, and what each would actually require. Anything you leave blank simply shows the requirement instead.

Which passports do you hold?

Where do you live now?

These are often different, and the difference can matter more than the passport. A British citizen living in France since before Brexit, for example, may hold settled rights there that open doors a British passport alone would not.

Your age

Where your income comes from

Monthly income (EUR)

Savings you could put toward a move (EUR)

Only because many routes set a minimum. We convert to compare like with like. The rates are indicative and coarse — they decide which routes are worth looking at, nothing more — and they were taken in 2026-08.

I already have a job offer abroadFamily would come with me

Browse by country

Every country covered here, with the number of routes we have on record and how many of those have had their figures confirmed at the official source. 2 countries are included with no route recorded yet — we list them rather than leave them out.

Albania 4 routes
Andorra 4 routes
Argentina 12 routes
Armenia 5 routes
Australia 2 routes
Austria 7 routes
Belgium 3 routes
Benin 3 routes
Bosnia 4 routes
Brazil 12 routes
Bulgaria 4 routes
Canada 2 routes
Chile 12 routes
China 3 routes
Colombia 9 routes
Costa Rica 8 routes
Croatia 6 routes
Cyprus 7 routes
Czech Republic 6 routes
Denmark 4 routes
Estonia 6 routes
Finland 6 routes
France 7 routes
Georgia 2 routes
Germany 6 routes
Ghana 5 routes
Gibraltar 4 routes
Greece 7 routes
Hungary 6 routes
Iceland 3 routes
India 5 routes
Indonesia 4 routes
Ireland 7 routes
Isle of Man 5 routes
Israel 6 routes
Italy 7 routes
Japan 6 routes
Jersey 4 routes
Latvia 6 routes
Liechtenstein 3 routes
Lithuania 6 routes
Luxembourg 7 routes
Malaysia 2 routes
Malta 7 routes
Mexico 11 routes
Moldova 5 routes
Monaco 3 routes
Montenegro 3 routes
Netherlands 4 routes
New Zealand 2 routes
North Macedonia 3 routes
Norway 3 routes
Panama 2 routes
Paraguay 16 routes
Peru 15 routes
Philippines 5 routes
Poland 6 routes
Portugal 11 routes
Romania 5 routes
San Marino 4 routes
Serbia 5 routes
Singapore 3 routes
Slovakia 6 routes
Slovenia 6 routes
South Korea 6 routes
Spain 8 routes
St. Kitts and Nevis 1 routes
Sweden 3 routes
Switzerland 3 routes
Taiwan 5 routes
Thailand 4 routes
Turkey 6 routes
Ukraine 4 routes
United Arab Emirates 4 routes
United Kingdom 8 routes
United States 13 routes
Uruguay 16 routes

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