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Editorial disclaimer

Read this before you act on anything you find here.

Not professional advice

Your New Country publishes reference information about moving abroad. It is not legal advice, immigration advice, tax advice, financial advice or medical advice, and reading it does not create any professional relationship. Immigration and tax outcomes turn on facts specific to you — your nationality, your income sources, your family situation, the timing of your move — and none of those are things a country page can know.

Before you file an application, sign a lease, resign a job or move money across a border, confirm the position with a qualified professional in the relevant country, and with the official government source linked on the page.

Data accuracy and freshness

Figures are compiled from official statistical and government sources, listed at the bottom of each country page along with the date each source was accessed. Statistics agencies revise their own numbers; immigration rules and fees change without much notice, sometimes overnight. A page can be accurate on the day it was reviewed and wrong a month later.

Each page shows the date its data was last reviewed. If that date is old and the decision is expensive, check the official source directly. Where we could not verify a figure to our own standard, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a measurement.

Third-party links

Outbound links go to government portals, statistical agencies and commercial services. We do not control their content, pricing or terms, and linking to a service is not an endorsement of its suitability for your situation.

Corrections

Errors get fixed. If you find a figure that contradicts the official source, or a visa route that has since closed, tell us and it will be corrected against the primary source and the review date updated.