The numbers before the paperwork

Six short questions on your passport, income, household, priority and timing. Fills your profile once, so every tool below is already answered.

Answer once and get the route, the income to prove, the monthly cost in your city, the cash the move needs and a dated timeline in one page.

Your move date turned into dated milestones and document deadlines, with alerts for anything late or due soon, and an export to your own calendar.

Seven questions on nationality, income source and household. Returns the routes that fit and the ones that do not, with reasons.

D7 against D8 against D2, side by side: income to prove for your household, work rights, processing time and validity.

Yearly income tax and social security on a pension, remote salary or freelance income, under the standard bands or the new-resident rate.

Whether you qualify for the 20% new-resident rate that replaced the NHR, what the employer has to prove, and the yearly saving on your income.

Which documents need a Hague apostille, which need a certified translation, and whether yours still hold on the day of your appointment.

Six questions, one readiness score, and the three weak points to fix before your consulate appointment.

Every step from NIF and bank account to the consulate appointment, in order. Tick them off and see what comes next.

When US applicants should request the FBI record and State Department apostille so it is still valid at the appointment.

Whether your lease, host letter, property or booking is likely to be accepted by your consulate, and exactly what to attach.

The monthly and annual income a D7 or D8 file must show for your exact household, itemised line by line.

Up to three locations side by side: rent, monthly total, rent as a share of income and what is left over each month.

Rent, groceries, utilities, transport, health and lifestyle for six Portuguese locations, adjusted for household size.

Visa fees, documents, flights, shipping, deposits, furnishing and a living buffer — the cash the move itself eats.

Route-specific paperwork with the date each item has to be in hand, and a warning on the ones that expire.