Relocation Setup Wizard
Answer a few questions and get a personalised, ordered plan for moving abroad — visa, tax, insurance, banking and more, in the right sequence.
Seven quick questions. No sign-up — your plan appears instantly.
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What this tool does
Moving to another country is not one decision — it is twenty, and they only make sense in a particular order. The relocation wizard asks seven plain questions about your passport, where you are headed, your income, your family and your timeline, then turns the answers into a single ordered plan: "your move in N steps". Each step is a card with a short reason it matters and a direct link to the free Voymo tool that handles it, from the visa checker to the tax-residency mapper to banking. It is the friend who has already done the move, telling you what to do first.
How to use it
Work through the questions — there is no sign-up and no wrong answer. If you have not settled on a destination, choose "still deciding" and the plan will start by helping you pick one. When you reach the end, your roadmap appears instantly: follow it top to bottom, opening each linked tool as you go. The sequence adapts to you — EU citizens moving within Europe skip the visa step and get freedom-of-movement guidance instead; high budgets surface investment-residency routes early; freelancers get an invoicing-structure step that salaried movers do not.
The method behind it
The order is built around dependency, not difficulty. Your legal route comes first because it constrains everything after it. Tax residency follows, because leaving one tax net and joining another is the single step people most often get wrong. Then come the practical layers — sizing the one-time move cost, health cover that visas demand from day one, a bank account that lets you get paid and pay rent, and finally connectivity on arrival. The wizard does not tell you that you "qualify" for anything; it tells you what to check, in the order that saves you the most rework.
Frequently asked questions
What does the relocation wizard give me? +
A short, ordered plan for your specific move — typically eight to ten steps, each with a one-line reason it matters and a link to the Voymo tool that handles it. It is the map that tells you what to do first and what can wait.
Why does the order of steps matter so much? +
Because the steps depend on each other. Your visa or residence route shapes your tax position; your tax position shapes how you should get paid; your budget shapes whether an investment-residency route even makes sense. Doing them in the wrong order is how people pay twice or get stuck.
I have not chosen a country yet — is this still useful? +
Yes. If you pick "still deciding", the plan starts with choosing where to go and points you to the country selector, then lays out the universal steps every move shares so you can see the work ahead before you commit.
Do I have to enter an email to see my plan? +
No. The plan appears the moment you answer the questions — nothing is gated. The email option only appears afterwards, if you want the steps sent as a checklist you can work through.
Is this legal or tax advice? +
No. It is a planning aid that sequences free tools and points you at the right official sources. Visa eligibility and tax residency turn on personal details a questionnaire cannot capture, so confirm anything binding with the relevant authority or a qualified professional.
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Sources
Voymo gives general information to help you organise your move. It is not legal, tax, or immigration advice, always confirm with an official source or a qualified professional before you act.