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Cost of living, fair global pay, healthcare costs, nomad visas and tax residency.
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arrival_cost
The cash needed to ARRIVE somewhere, as opposed to what a month costs once you live there: the entry fee for a given passport, the first month's rent, the deposit, and a long-stay
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banking_access
Whether a newcomer can open a personal bank account in a country (`yes`, `restricted` or `no`) with the documents usually asked for from a fixed vocabulary, the statutory deposit g
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build_pay_range
Returns a floor, midpoint and ceiling salary for a broad occupation and seniority in a country, anchored on ILO's measured earnings where they exist and on the modelled national wa
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calculate_ppp
Given a US-denominated annual income and a target country code, returns the effective local purchasing power (income / pppIndex), the lifestyle equilibrium cost (income * pppIndex)
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calculate_runway
For founders/freelancers stretching savings: computes how many extra months of runway relocating to a cheaper hub buys. Burn is split into fixed (location-independent — subscriptio
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calculate_wage_bands
Models a country's wage distribution as log-normal, calibrated from World Bank GNI per capita (mean) and the Gini index (spread: sigma = sqrt(2)*normInv((Gini+1)/2)), then returns
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check_residency
Count distinct days of presence per country per calendar year and evaluate the generic 183-day rule, the US Substantial Presence Test (weighted 3-year formula), and the UK 183-day
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check_schengen
Validate a set of trips against the Schengen Area rule: a non-EU visitor may be present at most 90 days within any rolling 180-day window. Entry and exit days both count as days of
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check_tax_residency_risk
Remote Worker Tax Trap radar: evaluates how close a stay is to triggering tax residency (183-day rule with per-country variations across 43 tax jurisdictions) and estimates the tax
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check_travel_residency
The comprehensive engine: from one travel itinerary it returns (1) Schengen 90/180 tourist-visa status (days used/remaining, first overstay, longest compliant stay), (2) per-countr
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compare_banking_access
Whether adults there can bank: the share of adults (15+) with an account at a bank, another financial institution or a mobile-money provider, from the World Bank's Global Findex —
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compare_business_entry
How long and how much it takes to register a limited company: World Bank B-READY's calendar days and cost to complete company entry for a domestic and a foreign-owned company (cost
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compare_childcare_cost
What full-time centre-based childcare costs a family after benefits and tax, from OECD's tax-benefit model (two children aged 2 and 3, no social assistance or rent supplement): a c
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compare_climate
Monthly climate normals from ERA5 reanalysis (2015-2024) via Open-Meteo: mean daily maximum and minimum temperature, average monthly rainfall, and a count of comfortable days. Pass
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compare_connectivity
Measured connection quality per country from Cloudflare Radar: median download and upload (Mbps), median idle latency and jitter (ms), and a call-quality verdict derived from laten
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compare_contract
Compute gross-to-net parity between a self-employed contractor hourly rate and an employee (W2/EOR) hourly rate, accounting for self-employment/income tax and self-paid health insu
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compare_countries
Side-by-side comparison of two countries: US-relative price levels across every dataset (World Bank, IMF, OECD, Penn World Table, consumption basket), the consensus ratio, percent
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compare_country_risk
INFORM Risk from the European Commission's Joint Research Centre: a 0-10 composite where HIGHER IS WORSE, plus the three dimensions behind it — hazard (exposure to earthquakes, flo
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compare_effective_tax
What a company's investment is actually taxed at: OECD's forward-looking effective average tax rate (EATR), effective marginal rate (EMTR) and cost of capital for a composite inves
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compare_egov
How much of government can be done online: the UN E-Government Development Index (0–1) and its three components — Online Service Index, Telecommunication Infrastructure Index, Huma
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compare_food_cost
What eating a healthy diet costs per person per day, MEASURED: the World Bank's Food Prices for Nutrition series (the cheapest locally available foods that meet a healthy-diet stan
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compare_health_capacity
How much health system there is per person: medical doctors and nursing and midwifery personnel per 10,000 (WHO Global Health Observatory) and hospital beds per 10,000 (WHO, or OEC
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compare_healthcare
Healthcare cost and financial exposure across 41 countries: out-of-pocket spend per person per year (US$), out-of-pocket as a share of all health spending, total health spend per c
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compare_housing
Housing cost and affordability across countries, built for remote workers. Returns monthly rent plus TWO ratios that together answer the real question: rent as a share of the LOCAL
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compare_inflation
What money earns or loses in real terms. Given `countries` (two or more ISO alpha-2 codes), returns side by side: consumer-price inflation (World Bank, latest annual, plus the IMF'
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compare_occupation_pay
MEASURED gross monthly earnings of employees by ISCO-08 major occupation group, from ILOSTAT — median and mean, in USD, PPP dollars and local currency, for 35 countries (a median i
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compare_pension_systems
What the state pension system looks like there, from OECD Pensions at a Glance (members and G20 partners, 33 of the 41 spine countries). Give `country` for one: normal retirement a
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compare_public_holidays
Two questions in one. Given `countries` (two or more), returns the working days those places genuinely SHARE in a year — weekdays on which nobody is on a public holiday — which is
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compare_safety_stats
Measured danger once there. Given `countries` (two or more ISO alpha-2 codes), returns side by side: intentional homicides per 100,000 (UNODC via World Bank WDI) and mean annual PM
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compare_tax_burden
How much work paying tax is, from World Bank B-READY's Taxation topic (firm surveys in the largest business city): median hours spent on tax compliance a year, the share of firms f
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compare_tax_rates
Statutory tax schedules from the OECD, compared or ranked. Given `countries` (two or more ISO alpha-2 codes), returns side by side the corporate income-tax rate (combined central p
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compare_total_cost
What a month actually costs in each of 41 countries on a stated income, and what is left over. Sums four lines that are kept from overlapping: rent (measured Eurostat city rents, H
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compare_trade_customs
How long goods take to clear the border and what compliance costs, from World Bank B-READY's International Trade topic (firm-survey averages in the largest business city): days for
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compare_vat
Standard and reduced VAT/GST rates for the 41-country spine, hand-curated from each national tax authority's published page and served with that page's URL and the date it was chec
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compare_working_time
Two questions in one. Given `countries` (two or more ISO alpha-2 codes), returns side by side: mean weekly hours actually worked per employed person (ILOSTAT, newest year from 2023
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country_dossier
The three to six headline figures each hub owns for one country, in one call: price level vs the US and datasets covering it (compare); monthly essentials, health out-of-pocket spe
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driving_rules
What a visitor needs before driving in each of the 41 spine countries: which side of the road, the national default urban, rural and motorway speed limits in the unit signed there
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employment_rules
The minimums a job's law sets in each of the 41 spine countries: paid annual leave in days with its `basis` (`working` or `calendar`, never converted), the minimum notice an employ
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estimate_employer_cost
What a hire actually costs the employer: the gross wage plus the employer's own social security contributions at the rate OECD Taxing Wages publishes (single earner, no children, 1
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estimate_micro_costs
Estimates local prices for a 32-item everyday basket (rent, pint of beer, groceries, transport, gym, …) in two countries, derived as usPrice × pppIndex^elasticity — non-tradables l
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find_country_fit
Ranks countries by a fit score that blends the livability composite (internet speed, safety, healthcare access, air quality, English — measured, each with its own source year) with
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find_fire_locations
Geo-arbitrage FIRE analysis: given a portfolio and safe withdrawal rate, returns every country where the passive income sustains a lean ($32k US-equivalent/yr), comfortable ($55k),
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find_founder_visas
Which of the 41 spine countries would let a founder in, and on what terms — a hand-curated register of founder/start-up routes, investor routes and `kind: "none"` entries, each wit
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find_meeting_slot
Given a set of cities/timezones and each participant's local working hours, find the longest UTC window where everyone is simultaneously within their working day (DST-accurate), AN
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find_nomad_visas
Digital-nomad visa Income Matcher: given a monthly remote income (any currency) and household size, computes each program's real income threshold (base plus its published per-depen
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find_retirement_visas
Which of the 41 spine countries would let a retiree in, and on what terms — a hand-curated register of retiree, passive-income and deposit routes (kind), each with minimum age, mon
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find_student_visas
Student-visa routes for the 41 spine countries — a hand-curated register of the funds a student must show (amount, currency, per month or year), the work hours allowed in term, the
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health_prep
What to sort out with a travel clinic, as facts from TravelHealthPro (NaTHNaC, the UK's national travel-health centre) with the source page linked per row: the yellow-fever certifi
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legal_profile
The World Bank's Women, Business and the Law reading of each country's statute (2026 edition, 41 spine countries). Give `country` for one country: the Legal Frameworks index (0-100
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list_datasets
The registry of every dataset behind the site's figures — price levels, wages, housing, healthcare, holidays, working time, inflation, remittance prices, and the rest. Each carries
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localize_salary
Convert a base salary from a home country into a cost-of-living-fair local equivalent: S_local = S_base × (I_target / I_home), where I is a US-relative price level. Omit `target` t
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passport_power
Passport Power: for a given country's passport, returns the visa-free-access score (visa-free + visa-on-arrival + eTA destinations), global rank and percentile among all ~199 passp
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pension_abroad
A fixed pension paid from one country and spent in another, after the exchange rate, the destination's price level and the destination's inflation. Converts `amount` in `currency`
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plan_team_calendar
When a distributed team can actually all work. Joins the two halves no free tool puts together: the weekdays on which NOBODY is on a public holiday (the engine behind compare_publi
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property_rules
Whether a foreigner may buy residential property in each of the 41 spine countries: an ownership band (`free`, `restricted`, `leasehold-only`, `prohibited`), the main restrictions
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rank_livability
Quality-of-Life vs Cost matrix: ranks 41 countries by a user-weighted composite of livability metrics (median broadband Mbps, safety, healthcare, air quality, English usability — c
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remittance_cost
What it costs to send money from one country to another, from the World Bank's Remittance Prices Worldwide survey (newest quarter, CC BY 4.0): the mean total cost — fee plus exchan
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required_rate
Given a desired annual net income, compute the freelance hourly and day rate required after taxes, self-paid health insurance, weeks off, and billable utilization. Uses the same pe
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retire_on_budget
Does a fixed monthly pension cover a month of local essentials. Given `amount` and `currency` (default GBP 1,500), returns every spine country ranked by coverage — the pension in U
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select_region
Given a user-population breakdown, find the cloud host region that minimizes population-weighted round-trip latency (argmin_j Σ_i P_i × L_ij), and compute the optimal multi-region
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travel_advice
What two governments say about going. Give `country` (ISO alpha-2) for one country: the UK FCDO's level (none, all-but-essential to parts, all-but-essential, all travel to parts, a
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withholding_tax
What a company in `from` keeps back when it pays dividends, interest, royalties or technical fees to a recipient in `to`: OECD's standard withholding rates for the payer's country
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