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Any city. 200+ countries & territories.
Tell us where you're moving, and a short questionnaire becomes a personal relocation report: neighborhoods, schools per child, real housing costs, tax structuring.
Every figure cited to its source and date.
What a relocation report contains
A Relocation Lens report is a personal brief for your move to one city: where to live, what housing and schools cost, the salary you need and how tax applies, with every figure cited to its source.
AI-generated report
A full relocation brief crafted by AI from your personal priorities — not a generic city guide.
Neighborhood matching
Ranked neighborhoods scored on safety, commute, and lifestyle fit for your family.
School finder
Top-rated schools near your target neighborhoods, shortlisted per child.
Salary & tax calculator
Real cost-of-living comparison with take-home pay estimates for your target city.
- Overview — Your move at a glance: the best-fit neighborhoods and what living there costs.
- Neighborhoods — Ranked neighborhoods scored on safety, commute and lifestyle fit for your household.
- Schools — Schools shortlisted for each child, with fees and sources. Appears when your questionnaire lists children.
- Housing — Rent and housing costs by neighborhood, each figure with its source and date.
- Cost of living — Monthly cost of living by category for your household, with sources.
- Taxes — How income tax, social security and your employer benefits apply in the destination, with sources.
- Commute — Commute options and times from each recommended neighborhood.
- Community — Community and daily-life fit around the recommended neighborhoods.
- Required salary — The gross salary you need to keep your standard of living after local tax.
- Sources — Every source cited in the report, numbered and linked.
How do you plan a family relocation abroad with kids?
The report ranks neighborhoods for your household on safety, commute and lifestyle fit and shortlists schools for each child, so you can compare where to live before you commit.
See the sample neighborhoodsWhat salary do you need to move abroad and keep your standard of living?
The report calculates the gross salary you need in your destination city to cover your household costs, grossed up from your net need for local tax, and cites the source behind each figure.
See the sample salary sectionHow much do international school fees cost in your destination city?
For each child the report shortlists schools near your recommended neighborhoods and shows their annual fees from the published fee page of the school or another cited source, flagging any fee it could not verify.
See the sample school sectionHow does expat tax work, and what happens to your relocation package?
The report sets out the tax picture for your destination and shows how the employer benefits in your relocation package, such as a housing allowance or a company car, are treated, with the source cited for each figure.
See the sample tax sectionThree example destinations
Each shows what a report digs into — your own destination doesn't need to be on this list.
Foreign-worker flat tax, 전세 deposits demystified, 관리비 in every housing figure.
Olim benefits, arnona and ועד בית in the real monthly number, community mapped to the street.
Nebenkosten & Makler costs up front, the company-car 1% rule, bilingual school shortlists.
Any city in 200+ countries & territories. Type it in and the report is built around it.Start my report →
Relocation data by country and city
Read the tax and social-security figures we quote from official publications, and rent and school-fee aggregates by city, each with its source and date.
Frequently asked questions
What does a relocation report include?
Each report has these sections: overview, neighborhoods, schools, housing, cost of living, taxes, commute, community, required salary and sources. Schools appear when your questionnaire lists children, and every figure is cited to its source.
How much does a relocation report cost?
One report costs $39, paid once in USD with no subscription. You can read a free sample report before you buy.
How long does the questionnaire take?
Allow ~9 min for the questionnaire: short sections on your destination, transport, schools, health, work, employer benefits and housing. Sections that do not apply to you, such as schools when you have no children, are skipped, and new accounts also complete a short profile step first.
Which cities and countries are covered?
A report can be built for any city in 200+ countries and territories. You type in your own destination in the questionnaire, and where a figure cannot be verified the report labels it as an estimate instead of presenting it as fact.
How does the report handle international school fees?
For each child the report shortlists schools near the recommended neighborhoods. Fees come from the published fee page of the school or another reputable source, with the source and date cited. When a fee cannot be verified, the report says so and shows a labelled estimate or no figure instead of guessing.
How are tax and employer benefits handled?
The questionnaire asks about the benefits your employer provides, such as company housing or a housing allowance, a company car, health insurance, meals, stock options and school-fee reimbursement. The Taxes and Required salary sections explain how your pay and those benefits are treated in the destination, with sources cited. A report is informational and is not legal, financial or tax advice.
Is there a sample relocation report?
Yes. A complete sample report is open to read without an account and shows every section a real report contains, with its sources.