Applies everywhere
Global resources
Some problems are not country-specific. These links work wherever you end up — what to bring, what to register, what to do in the first month.
42 country-independent resources
- Banking Access Index (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Open dataset of which US banks accept non-US-resident account holders, with CSV and JSON downloads.
- Cheaper Abroad (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Dated prices for clinics and shops in Da Nang, Bangkok and Budapest, compared against home-country prices.
- Coast FIRE calculator (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Works out the age you can stop saving and coast to retirement, for expats juggling multiple currencies.
- Equity Compensation Guide (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
A plain-English guide to stock options and RSUs: vesting, exercise, taxes and what to negotiate.
- Expatistan (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Cost-of-living comparisons for hundreds of cities, built from expat-submitted data.
- Glassdoor (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Compare compensation between companies and positions.
- Numbeo (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Crowdsourced cost-of-living data for cities worldwide, covering rent, food, transport and crime.
- ReloMap (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Cost-of-living comparisons for 208 cities, with a tax calculator and visa guides.
- Tax Residency Days (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Free, no-signup calculator that checks one travel ledger against 16 countries' tax-residency day-count tests plus the Schengen 90/180 stay limit.
- Teleport (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Compare cities on quality of life, prices and job opportunities to find a good place to land.
- Wise (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Move money between countries at low cost with transparent mid-market exchange rates.
- Xoom (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Send money, reload phones and pay bills internationally.
Housing
6- Airbnb (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Rent unique accommodations from local hosts in 191+ countries.
- Couchsurfing (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Free stays with locals, and a useful way to meet people in a new city.
- Coworking Price Index (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Median monthly prices for flex desks, fixed desks and private offices across German, Spanish, UK, Dutch and UAE cities.
- SpotAHome (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Long-term rental platform offering monthly and longer stays, popular with expats.
- StayingAPI (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
API for accommodation data across Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and Google Hotels.
- yumpara (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Rooms and studios rented direct from hosts with no agency or commission, from one month upwards.
- Babbel (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Subscription language courses built by teachers, closer to a real course than a gamified app.
- Duolingo (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
The most widely used way to learn a language, and the one most expats already have installed.
- Memrise (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Spaced-repetition language learning built around native-speaker video and pronunciation.
- OSSU Computer Science (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
A complete, free, self-directed path to a computer science degree-equivalent, using open courses.
- OSSU Data Science (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
A free, self-directed path to data science: statistics, programming, machine learning and SQL.
- HN Hiring (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Monthly-updated software jobs aggregated from Who Is Hiring threads.
- Landing.jobs (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Europe's best tech jobs marketplace, with relocation support.
- Startup List (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Startup jobs around the world, with city-level listings.
- Wellfound (AngelList Talent) (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
The world's best startups are hiring.
- Who Is Hiring (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Map of jobs posted to Who Is Hiring threads, for engineers, developers and designers.
- Awesome Interview Questions (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
A curated list of lists of interview questions, across algorithms, system design and behavioural rounds.
- HackerRank (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Practise coding, compete and get hired, with company-specific preparation tracks.
- Interview (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Everything you need to prepare for a coding interview: algorithms, questions and study guides.
- interviewing.io (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Practice interviewing anonymously with engineers from top companies, and find your weak spots.
Moving
4- Google Flights (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Find cheap flights fast, explore destinations on a map, and set fare alerts.
- IDPhotoSnap (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Browser-only passport, visa and residence-permit photo tool covering 248 document formats. No upload, no signup, no watermark.
- Kiwi.com (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Cheap flights, trains, hotels and car hire, with 24/7 support.
- Skyscanner (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Compare cheap flights, hotels and car hire across providers.
- Daybound (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Schengen 90/180 calculator and per-country stay-day tracker for managing visa-free day limits while abroad.
- Take Root Abroad (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Move-abroad planner for US citizens: country-fit quiz, visa routes for remote workers and retirees, and the US tax picture.
- Transita (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Visa-pathway matcher that ranks residence and work visa options across 10 countries with costs and processing times.
- Visa Income Calculator (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
See which 2026 residence and digital-nomad visas you qualify for by income, with an affordability index.
- Awesome Digital Nomads (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
A link-checked list of tools for digital nomads: finance, visas, insurance, eSIMs, accommodation and communities.
- SeeYourFolks (opens in a new tab) awaiting review
Keep track of the people you said you would call, so distance does not quietly become drift.
Filed under more than one country
These are written for specific places but are useful in others too, so they show up on every country page they apply to.
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