Frequently Asked Questions
No. These are universal frameworks. Think of them like a skeleton. Whether you are moving to Spain or Singapore, you still need to vet your mover and you still need a 12-month timeline. These guides give you the structure, and you just fill in your specific destination details.
Always start with the 12-Month Roadmap. It gives you the big picture view. If you try to look at everything at once, you will get overwhelmed. The roadmap tells you exactly what to ignore for now and what to focus on today.
A digital mailbox is a real physical address (not a PO Box) where someone receives your mail, scans the envelope, and sends a photo to your phone. You then click a button to have them open and scan the contents, forward it to you, or shred it. It is the only way to keep your “paper trail” alive back home without bothering your parents or friends to check your mail.
The budgeter and timeline are for your personal organization, but the Mover Vetting Guide is essential for your visa. Most countries require a formal, verified quote from a licensed mover to prove you have a relocation plan. Our guide ensures the quote you get is legitimate and won’t be rejected by immigration.
Don’t panic. You just need to condense the tasks. Start at the “Month 6” mark of the roadmap and work backward quickly to catch up. If you are moving in less than 90 days, you should probably skip the DIY route and book a call with us to help you fast-track the logistics.

