Region spreads
Every region carries its own ceiling and floor. Compare the average against the best case before you shortlist.
- Europe66
- Americas59
- Oceania55
- Asia53
- Middle East48
- Africa45
Global mobility intelligence · Edition 2026.1
Make every move with more control.
Compare 209 jurisdictions, understand the trade-offs, and track the days that shape your tax position.
Nine factors209 jurisdictionsWeekly refresh
Day tracker · live
Portugal · tax year 2026
173 / 183 days
10 days remaining
Projected crossing · 25 Sep 2026
Schengen 90/180
72 / 9018 left
United Kingdom
139 / 18344 left
Next logged movement
Madrid → Lisbon · 16 Sep
Live intelligence
Compare the places within reach.
See where tax efficiency, residency access and quality of life reinforce—or contradict—each other.
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Global mobility index
Leading jurisdictions
JurisdictionRegionTax accessScore
The map behind every relocation. Every number below is live in the index today.
209
jurisdictions scored
every week
26
with zero personal
income tax
9
normalised signals
per jurisdiction
66
with accessible
residency routes
The mobility graph
Each node is a jurisdiction, sized by its overall score. Chords link the corridors our readers move along most — low-tax bases paired with strong passports and bankable residency routes.
Score 80+
Below 80
Platform
A data platform, not a listicle. Spreads, distributions and frontiers you can act on.
Signal distribution
Where the world clusters on each factor. Medians move slowly; outliers are the opportunity.
Tax burdenmed 42 · max 100
Cost of livingmed 82 · max 95
Safetymed 58 · max 98
Healthcaremed 45 · max 95
Passportmed 62 · max 98
Residencymed 50 · max 88
The frontier
Top decile by overall score, plotted against tax exposure. Low tax alone never wins.
Category leaders. One winner per signal.
The jurisdiction that tops each signal, with the trade-off it asks of you.
The Capital & Control briefing
The decisions behind where people and capital move.
Independent analysis of tax, residency, cost, safety and the policies reshaping global mobility.
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