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Example households

An early retiree on investment income who wants a path to citizenship

Example — not a recommendation

Their answers

Why do you want to move?
Return, ancestry and citizenship
Country of residence
United Kingdom
You
Year of birth 1971 · Citizenship: United Kingdom
Bedrooms needed
1
Income you already have and will keep after the move
Investments, dividends or rent: €4,000 to €4,999
Liquid savings
€500,000 or more
When do you expect to move?
In a year or later
Will you have health insurance that covers you in the country you move to?
No
Work in the country you move to
No
Languages you speak
English (Native)
What matters to you
Healthcare: High, Safety: Medium
A path to citizenship
citizenship within 7 years, ranking

The first 5 countries on the shortlist

24 on the shortlist · 1 not resolved · 5 ruled out

Map of your results
Australia: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 96Belarus: Not eligible, Fit 40Canada: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 94China: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 59Costa Rica: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 57Croatia: Not eligible, Fit 65Cyprus: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 67Ecuador: Not eligible, Fit 29France: Not eligible, Fit 68Georgia: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 57Germany: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 70Greece: Not eligible, Fit 56Indonesia: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 50Italy: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 78Japan: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 72Malaysia: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 60Mexico: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 55New Zealand: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 93Norway: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 81Panama: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 59Paraguay: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 55Philippines: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 52Portugal: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 72Spain: Conditional, Fit 83Sweden: Verification required, Fit 74Thailand: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 56Türkiye: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 55United Arab Emirates: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 63United Kingdom: your citizenship, not rankedUruguay: Potentially suitable — route to verify, Fit 62Vietnam: Conditional, Fit 64

Each covered country is coloured by its result for your household; it is not a ranking of countries in general.

  • Conditional
  • Potentially suitable — route to verify
  • Verification required
  • Not eligible
  • Your citizenship
  • Not covered yet

Spain

Conditionalconfidence lowChecked against the law

Why this score AffordabilityLifestyle and environmentFeasibility full breakdown

We read this route’s requirements in the instrument that sets them and checked every rule against it on the date shown below.

· within the limit

Non-lucrative residence permit · other routes here: 1

You would apply at the consulate of Spain responsible for United Kingdom, where you live.

A month here
€1,152 – €1,161across its 2 citiesillustrative
Safety
99the same in all 2 cities
Healthcare
96the same in all 2 cities
Temperate months
67 – 100across its 2 cities
You have
A month costsillustrative
  • The median household budget leaves €2,839 per month after costs.
  • Path to citizenship: we record 10 years for this route and have not read that figure at an authority, so it orders the list and cannot rule a destination out.

Málaga: 12 of 12 months inside 10–26 °C — our standard band, the same for every reader.

  1. Jan151311
  2. Feb151311
  3. Mar161412
  4. Apr181614
  5. May201816
  6. Jun242119
  7. Jul272422
  8. Aug272522
  9. Sept242221
  10. Oct212018
  11. Nov181614
  12. Dec161412

Each cell: average daily high, monthly mean, average daily low, in °C. These are averages of daily values over 2001–2020, not records — the hottest day is higher and is not shown.

Málaga, 2025: PM2.5 averaged over 2 reference monitor(s) within 25 km. The World Health Organization’s guideline is 5 µg/m³ and its first interim target is 35.

  1. Jan9
  2. Feb12
  3. Mar16
  4. Apr9
  5. May8
  6. Jun14
  7. Jul11
  8. Aug10
  9. Sept9
  10. Oct8
  11. Nov8
  12. Dec9
How this score was worked out

Each part is scored out of 100, multiplied by what it is worth, and divided by the total. Nothing here is a guess about you: the weights are the same for every reader, and the criteria below are your own answers.

Part of the scoreScore out of 100What it is worthPoints it added
Feasibility613 of 1815
Affordability1003 of 1825
Income and career501 of 184
Family981 of 188
Lifestyle and environment973 of 1824
Long-term settlement761 of 186
Fit for your reason for moving The rules for your reason for moving are still a draft, so this part is not scored.not scored6 of 18—
Fit score83

These add up over the 12 points we could measure here, not all 18. A part we cannot measure is left out rather than counted as zero, so the parts we can measure are each worth proportionally more.

Inside lifestyle and environment: your own criteria

CriterionHow important you said it wasScore out of 100Effect on lifestyle
HealthcareHigh96+18.4
SafetyMedium99+9.8

Open Spain →

Vietnam

Conditionalconfidence lowChecked against the law

Why this score Income and careerLifestyle and environmentLong-term settlement full breakdown

We read this route’s requirements in the instrument that sets them and checked every rule against it on the date shown below.

· within the limit

Investor visa and temporary residence card (ĐT1–ĐT4), by contributed capital · other routes here: 2

You would apply in Vietnam itself.

A month here
€939 – €1,094across its 3 citiesillustrative
Safety
95the same in all 3 cities
Healthcare
59the same in all 3 cities
Temperate months
8 – 58across its 3 cities
You have
A month costsillustrative

Affordability is not scored here: nobody has measured what rent costs in this city, so the figure below is an illustration and is kept out of the ranking.

  • The median household budget leaves €3,061 per month after costs.
  • Path to citizenship: not catalogued yet for this route, so your horizon neither ranks nor excludes it.

Da Nang: 6 of 12 months inside 10–26 °C — our standard band, the same for every reader.

  1. Jan242119
  2. Feb252219
  3. Mar282421
  4. Apr302623
  5. May322825
  6. Jun322926
  7. Jul322826
  8. Aug322826
  9. Sept302725
  10. Oct282624
  11. Nov272423
  12. Dec242220

Each cell: average daily high, monthly mean, average daily low, in °C. These are averages of daily values over 2001–2020, not records — the hottest day is higher and is not shown.

How this score was worked out

Each part is scored out of 100, multiplied by what it is worth, and divided by the total. Nothing here is a guess about you: the weights are the same for every reader, and the criteria below are your own answers.

Part of the scoreScore out of 100What it is worthPoints it added
Feasibility593 of 1820
Affordability Nobody has published what it costs to live here, so this part is not scored.not scored3 of 18—
Income and career851 of 189
Family771 of 189
Lifestyle and environment713 of 1824
Long-term settlement201 of 182
Fit for your reason for moving The rules for your reason for moving are still a draft, so this part is not scored.not scored6 of 18—
Fit score64

These add up over the 9 points we could measure here, not all 18. A part we cannot measure is left out rather than counted as zero, so the parts we can measure are each worth proportionally more.

Inside lifestyle and environment: your own criteria

CriterionHow important you said it wasScore out of 100Effect on lifestyle
HealthcareHigh59+3.6
SafetyMedium95+9

Open Vietnam →

Australia

Potentially suitable — route to verifyconfidence low

Why this score AffordabilityLifestyle and environment full breakdown

Eligibility — to be checked with a licensed adviser (Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA)).

Australian immigration routes

A month here
€2,429 – €2,536across its 2 citiesillustrative
Safety
98the same in all 2 cities
Healthcare
92the same in all 2 cities
Temperate months
83 – 100across its 2 cities
You have
A month costsillustrative
  • The median household budget leaves €1,571 per month after costs.

Melbourne: 10 of 12 months inside 10–26 °C — our standard band, the same for every reader.

  1. Jan262015
  2. Feb252015
  3. Mar241914
  4. Apr201612
  5. May171310
  6. Jun14108
  7. Jul13107
  8. Aug14107
  9. Sept16128
  10. Oct19149
  11. Nov221612
  12. Dec241813

Each cell: average daily high, monthly mean, average daily low, in °C. These are averages of daily values over 2001–2020, not records — the hottest day is higher and is not shown.

How this score was worked out

Each part is scored out of 100, multiplied by what it is worth, and divided by the total. Nothing here is a guess about you: the weights are the same for every reader, and the criteria below are your own answers.

Part of the scoreScore out of 100What it is worthPoints it added
Feasibility Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed3 of 18—
Affordability993 of 1842
Income and career Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed1 of 18—
Family951 of 1814
Lifestyle and environment943 of 1840
Long-term settlement Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed1 of 18—
Fit for your reason for moving The rules for your reason for moving are still a draft, so this part is not scored.not scored6 of 18—
Fit score96

These add up over the 7 points we could measure here, not all 18. A part we cannot measure is left out rather than counted as zero, so the parts we can measure are each worth proportionally more.

Inside lifestyle and environment: your own criteria

CriterionHow important you said it wasScore out of 100Effect on lifestyle
HealthcareHigh92+16.8
SafetyMedium98+9.6

Open Australia →

Canada

Potentially suitable — route to verifyconfidence low

Why this score AffordabilityLifestyle and environment full breakdown

Eligibility — to be checked with a licensed adviser (College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants).

Express Entry (skilled workers)

A month here
€2,255in Toronto — the only city we hold hereillustrative
Safety
92in Toronto — the only city we hold here
Healthcare
88in Toronto — the only city we hold here
Temperate months
50in Toronto — the only city we hold here
You have
A month costsillustrative
  • The median household budget leaves €1,745 per month after costs.

Toronto: 6 of 12 months inside 10–26 °C — our standard band, the same for every reader.

  1. Jan-0-3-5
  2. Feb-0-3-5
  3. Mar41-2
  4. Apr962
  5. May15118
  6. Jun211814
  7. Jul252218
  8. Aug252219
  9. Sept211815
  10. Oct14129
  11. Nov853
  12. Dec31-2

Each cell: average daily high, monthly mean, average daily low, in °C. These are averages of daily values over 2001–2020, not records — the hottest day is higher and is not shown.

Toronto, 2025: PM2.5 averaged over 4 reference monitor(s) within 25 km. The World Health Organization’s guideline is 5 µg/m³ and its first interim target is 35.

  1. Jan8
  2. Feb8
  3. Mar7
  4. Apr5
  5. May8
  6. Jun10
  7. Jul10
  8. Aug10
  9. Sept8
  10. Oct7
  11. Nov8
  12. Dec9
How this score was worked out

Each part is scored out of 100, multiplied by what it is worth, and divided by the total. Nothing here is a guess about you: the weights are the same for every reader, and the criteria below are your own answers.

Part of the scoreScore out of 100What it is worthPoints it added
Feasibility Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed3 of 18—
Affordability1003 of 1843
Income and career Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed1 of 18—
Family901 of 1813
Lifestyle and environment893 of 1838
Long-term settlement Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed1 of 18—
Fit for your reason for moving The rules for your reason for moving are still a draft, so this part is not scored.not scored6 of 18—
Fit score94

These add up over the 7 points we could measure here, not all 18. A part we cannot measure is left out rather than counted as zero, so the parts we can measure are each worth proportionally more.

Inside lifestyle and environment: your own criteria

CriterionHow important you said it wasScore out of 100Effect on lifestyle
HealthcareHigh88+15.2
SafetyMedium92+8.4

Open Canada →

New Zealand

Potentially suitable — route to verifyconfidence low

Why this score AffordabilityLifestyle and environment full breakdown

Eligibility — to be checked with a licensed adviser (Immigration Advisers Authority (New Zealand)).

New Zealand immigration routes

A month here
€2,466 – €2,875across its 2 citiesillustrative
Safety
95the same in all 2 cities
Healthcare
88the same in all 2 cities
Temperate months
58 – 100across its 2 cities
You have
A month costsillustrative
  • The median household budget leaves €1,534 per month after costs.

Christchurch: 7 of 12 months inside 10–26 °C — our standard band, the same for every reader.

  1. Jan241812
  2. Feb241712
  3. Mar211510
  4. Apr18128
  5. May1496
  6. Jun1173
  7. Jul1063
  8. Aug1273
  9. Sept1494
  10. Oct16116
  11. Nov19138
  12. Dec221610

Each cell: average daily high, monthly mean, average daily low, in °C. These are averages of daily values over 2001–2020, not records — the hottest day is higher and is not shown.

Christchurch, 2025: PM2.5 averaged over 3 reference monitor(s) within 25 km. The World Health Organization’s guideline is 5 µg/m³ and its first interim target is 35.

  1. Jan5
  2. Feb6
  3. Mar8
  4. Apr15
  5. May15
  6. Jun11
  7. Jul7
  8. Aug5
  9. Sept6
  10. Oct4
  11. Nov6
  12. Dec5
How this score was worked out

Each part is scored out of 100, multiplied by what it is worth, and divided by the total. Nothing here is a guess about you: the weights are the same for every reader, and the criteria below are your own answers.

Part of the scoreScore out of 100What it is worthPoints it added
Feasibility Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed3 of 18—
Affordability973 of 1842
Income and career Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed1 of 18—
Family921 of 1813
Lifestyle and environment903 of 1839
Long-term settlement Immigration advice is regulated in this country, so nothing that depends on a route is assessed and this part is not scored.not assessed1 of 18—
Fit for your reason for moving The rules for your reason for moving are still a draft, so this part is not scored.not scored6 of 18—
Fit score93

These add up over the 7 points we could measure here, not all 18. A part we cannot measure is left out rather than counted as zero, so the parts we can measure are each worth proportionally more.

Inside lifestyle and environment: your own criteria

CriterionHow important you said it wasScore out of 100Effect on lifestyle
HealthcareHigh88+15.2
SafetyMedium95+9

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Computed on 13 October 2026 with rule set 1.58.0-2026-10-11.

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