Relocation field guide
A move is a chain of decisions.Plan the whole journey.
From the first job search to your first 90 days, use practical checks, templates, pathways, and worksheets to make a work-led international move with fewer surprises.
Start here · before money or documents move
Is the opportunity real?
Use the scam red-flag table and employer verification checklist before paying a fee, sharing identity documents, resigning, or booking travel.
Your move pathway
Move one decision forward at a time
Start at your current stage. The route is connected, but it does not have to be completed in one sitting.
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Guidance grouped around real decisions
Before you apply
Find an opportunity you can trust
Application to offer
Turn interest into a workable offer
Decision to arrival
Plan the whole move—not only the visa
Offer-to-move check
Six things to make explicit
- The employing entity and recruiter identity match independent records.
- The exact work-permit route and filing responsibilities are in writing.
- Salary, relocation caps, repayment clauses, and likely tax treatment are clear.
- Each dependant’s entry, work, school, and healthcare position is checked separately.
- Your cash plan covers deposits, double housing, delays, and unreimbursed costs.
- Regulated credentials and fixed post-arrival deadlines have named owners.
Free interactive toolkit
Put the plan on paper
Score destinations, build a move budget, and negotiate the package. Worksheets save in your browser and can be printed or saved as PDF.
- Country scorecard
- Move budget
- Negotiation checklist
Your next grounded step
Turn a relocation plan into a focused job search
Search roles using sponsorship and relocation-support signals, then verify every claim against the contract, official sources, and regulated advice where needed.
These guides provide practical orientation, not legal, tax, financial, or immigration advice. Rules change; verify your exact route with official authorities and appropriately regulated professionals.
