Move Abroad Skill

Move Abroad Skill is Vlad Shipilov's community skill for people choosing a country and a legal way to live there, from any country to any country, in any language. It starts with your situation rather than a "best country", finds legal routes you may have ruled out, and tells you what to do next. It's research and preparation, not legal advice. What you can do with it - Run a strategy session: describe your situation in any order and get the key finding, routes you missed and a decision memo with next steps - Compare visa, residence permit, permanent residence and citizenship routes across countries - Have your plan checked the way a consul would, to find grounds for refusal before you file - Upload a document to have it explained in plain words, checked as an immigration officer would, and turned into a checklist for your route and filing place - Work through refusals and renewals, family members, absence rules and tax residency questions - Use bold mode to see how people in a similar situation actually move, on a risk ladder, with illegal routes shown only as warnings How it connects - Install the skill folder in an agent that supports skills, or give your agent the link to the lite file in the repository. - It includes country notes for Cyprus, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Paraguay, Portugal, Serbia, Spain and the UAE. - It's text only, with no code that runs in your chat. Good to know - It labels sources: the law, people's practice and what it couldn't verify are kept apart. Check important figures on official pages. - It doesn't send your details anywhere on its own. Before contacting Relovisa, the author's partner team, it shows you what would be shared and asks first. - It asks you to confirm a filing package with your case manager or lawyer before you file. - It's a beta.

• “Run a relocation strategy session with me”

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• “I want to move to Spain. Check my plan and show me what I'm missing.”

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• “I'm a software engineer working remotely for a US company. Which European routes lead to citizenship?”

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• “Check this document the way an immigration officer would”

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• “My residence permit application was refused. What are my options?”

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• “Show me every way people in my situation actually move, from safest to riskiest”