Contact and corrections
The most useful message you can send is one telling us a number is wrong.
Corrections
Relocation data goes stale in two ways: statistics agencies revise their own figures, and governments change immigration rules with little notice. If a figure here contradicts the official source, or a visa route has closed, changed cost, or been renamed, tell us.
corrections@yournewcountry.com
Include the page and, if you have it, the official source that shows the current position. That is what makes a correction fast to act on. Corrections are checked against the primary source, applied, and the review date on the page is updated.
Anything else
Questions about how the dataset is built, requests for a country we do not yet cover, or partnership enquiries: hello@yournewcountry.com.
We cannot give personal immigration, tax, financial or medical advice, and we do not review individual cases. Those answers depend on facts specific to you, and getting them from a stranger by email is how people end up filing the wrong thing. Speak to a qualified professional in the relevant country.
Who you are writing to
Nathan Brooks, editor, your new country. More about the methodology.
