Find the best country to live in, not the strongest passport for travel.

The world's first personalized livability index.

Planning a move abroad? Set how much tax, safety, cost of living and education matter to your situation, and the index ranks every country by how well it fits.

Know what matters to you? Find your best country. Not sure? Get a personal shortlist from our advisor.

Rankings are dynamic.

Final scores are calculated from your personal goals. Tell us how much each core factor matters to you to create a personalized global ranking of countries that best match your preferences.

Find the best country for you

Goals Simulator Live example
Tax importance 8%
Safety importance 42%
Cost of Living importance 8%
Education importance 42%
#01 Singapore ▲ 46 ranks
#02 Ireland ▲ 34 ranks
#03 Switzerland ▲ 105 ranks

Movement is measured against the equal-weighted baseline.

01

Tax Optimization

How much of your income and business profit you keep. Higher means a lighter tax burden.

02

Safety & Stability

Personal security and institutional stability. Higher means a more peaceful environment.

03

Cost of Living

How far everyday income stretches. Higher means everyday life is more affordable.

04

Education Quality

Strength of schooling, higher education and the wider knowledge economy. Higher means stronger schools and universities.

What the Index covers

Published data, stated sources, no opinion scores.

128

Countries and territories in the dataset.

116

Measured on all four factors, and so scored and ranked.

AI relocation advisor

Describe your situation. Get a shortlist grounded in the data.

Lower tax, safer streets, cheaper rent, better schools: most people want some combination. The advisor reads your goals and answers only from the verified I-Passport dataset, 128 countries and every residency and citizenship program we track.

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"We're a family of four leaving the UK. We need strong schools and a much lower cost of living, and we'd like a route to a second passport within seven years."