What to expect

We make endless travel easy:

• there are many differences in the lifestyle that will cause issues

• it generally takes new nomads about 1 year to figure it all out on their own

• WE completely guide you through the first year, making your transition to every new country incredibly easy

We make getting a job or retiring overseas easy:

• knowing what to expect in your new home is usually a concern

• contacting immigration companies is the common method used to move to the new country, but they typically won’t accept you as a client until you have a job offer or retirement approval first

• WE help you get everything prepared prior to contacting immigration companies, and we can even do the rest for you as well - making the whole process simple and dropping your costs by about 50 percent!

This service includes:

• 1-hour virtual meeting to learn everything about what you want out of this transition, and what you’d like our assistance with

• 1 guide to everything you need to do to prepare for your endless travels or work/retirement overseas

• 1 guide to everything you will need to know once you start your new lifestyle

• access to our unique Nomad Assistance Group where we’ll hold-your-hand and help you solve any issue that comes up

• a 1-hour virtual meeting where you can ask us anything about your personalized guides, your endless travel, or your work/retirement overseas

• 12 months of direct email/messenger access to us so you can ask us anything that you need to know concerning your travel plans - we respond to all emails within 24 hours

• and our assistance with:

  • planning out your first year of endless travels OR

  • helping you land an overseas job and prepare your work visa OR

  • helping you become approved for retirement overseas

Information required for your desired living situation

• preferred continent(s) (North or South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, or Oceania)

• preferred lifestyle (frugal to luxury)

• preferred activities (adventure, nature, beach, nightlife, relaxation, summer/winter, etc.)

• preferred monthly budget

• preferred accommodations (1, 2, or 3 bedroom place)

• and your family size (no additional charge for other members of your family)

Detailed information on the All-in-One Guide(s)

• cost of living comparison to your current area

  • restaurant and market costs

  • transportation costs

  • rent and utilities costs

  • childcare costs

  • clothing and shoes

  • sports and leisure

  • average salaries for up to 2 career titles of your choice

  • financing rates for mortgages and loans

  • cost to buy an apartment or house (per sq meter)

• everything you need to know about traveling internationally

  • visas, passports, customs, and any other required forms

  • luggage, shipping, flights, cars, and other transportation

  • booking hotels or bed and breakfasts, renting or buying houses and apartments

  • foreign currency, banks, credit cards, and ATM’s

  • international phone plans, eSIM vs. local SIM, internet speeds

  • foreign language requirements

  • and anything else that you have a question about

• livability and development

  • exchange rates and what banks to use or avoid

  • local phone and data services

  • internet download speeds

  • quality of living situations

  • temperature, weather, and humidity

  • demographics and language

  • major religions and local temperaments to other religions

  • unique foods and culture

  • major highlights: adventure, beaches, relaxation, nature, etc.

  • how long you can legally stay

• health and safety

  • healthcare information

  • level of freedom

  • safety, crime, armed conflict, and political stability

  • racism and gay/LGBTQ+ friendliness

  • air quality and traffic density

• socialization and friendships

  • nightlife information

  • local coworking spaces

  • reviews of other nomads / retirees who live there already

  • contacts to get in touch with

  • even host and/or attend meetups with other nomads / retirees in the area!

• unique guide to customs and culture

  • land and people

  • history, economy, government, and politics

  • values and attitudes

  • customs and traditions

  • making friends

  • typical local lifestyle and social activities

  • arriving, getting around, and accessibility

  • business culture and working in the country

  • typical communication styles, humor, and fitting in with locals

• a specialized city-living guide (upon request, additional cost)

  • designed, crafted, and updated by families

  • insider options for more affordable housing (save hundreds of dollars per month!)

  • top places for living like grocery stores, malls, restaurants, etc.

  • school recommendations for children

  • peace of mind with all of the solutions to any situation at your fingertips

• unlimited additional destinations added on for $100 each