This page describes intended product areas. None of it is generally available yet. Every area below carries a status label so that direction is never mistaken for a shipped feature.
Actively being worked on now.
Committed to the roadmap, not yet under construction.
Under consideration. May change substantially or not proceed.
The work that happens before a move is committed to: sequencing decisions, understanding what each one depends on, and putting realistic dates against them.
Country research written to a single consistent structure, so that two countries can be compared rather than merely read about. The Philippines is the first market.
Designed to help people understand which routes plausibly apply to them and keep track of the conditions and dates attached to the route they are on.
Relocation budgets fail in predictable ways: one-off costs are underestimated, recurring costs are guessed at, and the currency the money is held in is ignored.
For anyone earning in one currency and spending in another, the exchange rate is often the single largest uncontrolled variable in the budget.
Much of a move is procedural. Those parts should be handled by a checklist so attention is left for the parts that actually require judgement.
A great deal of practical expat knowledge sits with people already doing it — including creators who answer the same questions repeatedly for an audience.
Some situations are not solvable with information alone. A paid advisory and concierge tier is being considered for cases that need direct help.
Expat Advantage publishes information and provides planning tools. It does not give immigration, legal, tax or financial advice, does not submit applications on anyone's behalf, and does not hold or move client money. Where a situation needs a qualified professional, the right answer is a qualified professional — and we will say so.