Visas, in plain language
What each route actually requires, how long it really takes, and the difference between what the consulate publishes and what happens in practice.
About
I didn't plan to become the person friends call before they move abroad. It happened because I did it badly the first time — wrong visa route, a shipping quote I didn't read properly, and three months of avoidable stress.
Now I write about relocation the way I wish someone had explained it to me: the actual sequence of decisions, what each one costs, and where the expensive mistakes hide.
No affiliate-bait country rankings. No "move to paradise for $500 a month." Just the logistics, in the order you'll actually face them.
What I write about
The move itself
Shipping versus selling, what to carry, timing your lease against your paperwork, and the costs that surface after you land.
The first ninety days
Residency registration, banking, healthcare, and tax residency — the admin that decides whether year one feels smooth or frantic.
Moving abroad is rarely one big decision. It is forty small ones, and the order you make them in is what costs or saves you.
— Ethan, EthanMove
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