Enquiry
Tell us your situation and we find you a licensed immigration or tax firm
We are not a law firm, we employ no lawyers, and nothing on this site is legal advice. What we do is read what you send, work out which of the five jurisdictions compared here actually fits it, and introduce you to one licensed firm working in that country. Where the rules of that profession allow it, the firm pays us for the introduction; in three of the five countries they do not, and there we are paid nothing either. You pay nothing, at any point, and no figure on this site is behind this form.
What happens after you press send
It reaches a mailbox, and a person reads it
It is not scored, it is not added to a mailing list, and it is not passed to anybody until you have said it may be. The consent box is that permission, and it covers one introduction rather than a list.
We work out which jurisdiction it actually fits
Against the same figures and the same statutes published on this site, each carrying the date it was last checked. Sometimes the answer is that none of the five fits what you are trying to do, and then that is what you are told.
We introduce you to one licensed firm
One firm, licensed in the country concerned, and you are told which and why that one. The firm pays us if it takes the introduction. You pay nothing, and nothing obliges you to instruct them.
Every figure on this site, and where it came from →What has changed in the rules, and by which act →
Enquiry
Do you know the country — or not yet?
The form sits at the foot of the page rather than in a pop-up, and that is deliberate: figures first, conversation after. Only one field is required — an address to reply to. The rest is there so we can hand you to a lawyer who works on cases like yours rather than to a call centre: the more specific the case, the shorter the first answer. An enquiry goes only to a partner working in the chosen jurisdiction, and only if the consent box is ticked.
Sent.
We reply within two working days, from a person, not a template. If you do not hear back, check the spam folder before assuming we lost it.
That did not go through.
An email address and the consent box are the two things we cannot proceed without. Fill both and try again — nothing else you typed was lost.
That one is on us.
Your enquiry did not save, and the fault is at our end rather than in anything you filled in. Nothing you typed was lost — try once more in a minute, or write to office@moveandinvest.com and we will pick it up from there.