Anyone seriously considering an international move — remote workers, families, retirees, founders. You know you want to leave; you just haven't found where you'd actually feel at home.

How is this different from just asking ChatGPT?

ChatGPT gives you an opinion. We give you a score from open data: climate normals, OECD tax tables, WHO healthcare index, Ookla internet speeds. Every number has a source. The quiz learns your trade-offs and ranks accordingly — no generic 'Portugal is great' advice.

How do you score countries?

Ten dimensions (climate, cost, tax, visa, healthcare, safety, language, internet, family, banking), each scored 0–10 from open data. We combine them geometrically, meaning one bad dimension really matters — it can't be averaged away. Hard deal-breakers exclude a country entirely.

Will more countries get a detailed map like Italy?

Yes. Italy is our proof of concept — 8,000 places, comune-level climate, prices, internet, demographics. Portugal, Spain, and UAE are next. Subscribe in the atlas to be notified per country.

Climate normals are 1991–2020 (the WMO 30-year standard — the most meaningful baseline). Tax, visa, and language data refreshes annually. Every number shows its source and year inline — nothing is hidden.

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Moving to Indonesia (Bali) — next steps

A practical checklist from decision to settlement. Your progress is saved locally.

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E33G Remote Worker KITAS or B211A
E33G (1y, $60k/y income, remote workers); B211A (visit 60+60+60 days); Second Home KITAP (5y, $130k deposit)
Indonesian visa agent (mandatory)
DIY almost impossible; use BaliVisa, Emerhub, Cekindo. Agent fees $300–600 on top of official
No Bahasa required
English works in Bali tourist areas; Bahasa Indonesia useful but not mandatory for visa
183-day rule, E33G has tax exemption
E33G holders exempt from PIT on foreign-source income (one of its main perks). RU-ID DTT exists
Private health insurance mandatory
E33G requires min $25k coverage. BPJS Kesehatan (public) optional; most expats use private

Resources

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🚗Car ownership~€164/mo

🟡 Low costs

~€164/mo · used compact from €8k · ⛽ €0.65/L

Estimated monthly total

~€164/mo

Ownership + ~1,000 km of fuel per month

Purchase costs: VAT on new car11%
Registration tax0%
Import duty50%

Annual ownership costs: Road tax~€50
3rd party insurance~€80
Vehicle inspection€15 / 5 yr
Total/year~€145

Fuel prices(2026-Q1): ⛽ €0.65/L🚛 €0.55/L diesel

Used car market: 5yr compact (Golf/Corolla)~€8k
New equivalent~€15k
Market quality🟡 Fair

Driving licence (expats): International DL (IDP) + foreign DL valid for 2 months visiting. Residents (KITAS) must obtain Indonesian SIM. Written and practical exam required.

Key gotchas

⚠Jakarta traffic is among the worst in the world — factor in extreme commute times
⚠Flooding in Jakarta (Nov–Mar) can trap cars; choose parking wisely
⚠RIGHT-HAND DRIVE — mainland European cars cannot be registered

Indonesia is cheap for annual running costs but the right-hand-drive requirement and high CBU import duties mean you must buy locally assembled. Toyota and Honda dominate, prices are reasonable for locally made models.

Data as of 2026-Q1. Not financial advice.

This checklist is a general guide. Requirements vary by nationality, visa type, and comune. Consult an immigration lawyer for your specific situation.