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Moving abroad,
without the guesswork

Six free calculators built for anyone relocating internationally: your total one-time relocation cost, the salary you need in a new city to keep the same standard of living, an illustrative skilled-immigration points estimate, household goods shipping cost, upfront housing cost, and how long it takes to break even on the move.

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Total Relocation Cost EstimatorEnter your flight and travel cost, visa or immigration application fees, shipping cost for your belongings, temporary housing while you settle in, and a miscellaneous buffer to see the total one-time cost of relocating abroad.Cost-of-Living Salary Equivalence CalculatorEnter your current salary and the cost-of-living index for your current and target cities to see the salary you'd need in the target city to maintain the same standard of living.Skilled Immigration Points Estimator (Illustrative)A generic, illustrative points estimate modeled loosely on how skilled-worker immigration systems commonly score age, education, work experience, language ability and adaptability factors.Household Goods Shipping Cost CalculatorEnter your shipment volume (or pick a small/medium/large household size), sea or air freight, and destination customs or handling fees to see your total shipping cost.Upfront Housing Cost CalculatorEnter monthly rent, the security deposit in months' rent, an agency or broker fee in months' rent, and whether first month's rent is due at signing to see the total cash you need upfront.Relocation Break-Even CalculatorEnter your total one-time relocation cost, the monthly income gain the move gives you, and any new ongoing monthly costs to see how many months it takes to financially break even.

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Plan the move before you make it

Start with the total relocation cost estimator to see the one-time cash a move will take, then use the cost-of-living salary equivalence calculator to check whether a job offer abroad actually keeps you ahead. The relocation break-even calculator ties the two together and shows how many months it takes for the move to pay for itself.

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Total Relocation Cost EstimatorEnter your flight and travel cost, visa or immigration application fees, shipping cost for your belongings, temporary housing while you settle in, and a miscellaneous buffer to see the total one-time cost of relocating abroad.Cost-of-Living Salary Equivalence CalculatorEnter your current salary and the cost-of-living index for your current and target cities to see the salary you'd need in the target city to maintain the same standard of living.Skilled Immigration Points Estimator (Illustrative)A generic, illustrative points estimate modeled loosely on how skilled-worker immigration systems commonly score age, education, work experience, language ability and adaptability factors.Household Goods Shipping Cost CalculatorEnter your shipment volume (or pick a small/medium/large household size), sea or air freight, and destination customs or handling fees to see your total shipping cost.Upfront Housing Cost CalculatorEnter monthly rent, the security deposit in months' rent, an agency or broker fee in months' rent, and whether first month's rent is due at signing to see the total cash you need upfront.Relocation Break-Even CalculatorEnter your total one-time relocation cost, the monthly income gain the move gives you, and any new ongoing monthly costs to see how many months it takes to financially break even.

Frequently asked questions

Is ExpatKit really free, with no account needed?

Yes — every calculator runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up, no data collection and no cost. Nothing you type is sent to a server.

Who is ExpatKit built for?

Anyone planning a move to another country — for work, study, retirement or a fresh start — who wants a clearer handle on what the move will cost, what salary they'd need to keep their standard of living, and how long it takes to come out ahead financially.

Are these calculators specific to any one country?

No — every calculator on ExpatKit is deliberately generic and country-neutral, using placeholder currency and typical, illustrative figures. They're planning tools meant to work for a move between any two countries, not a substitute for country-specific research.

Can these tools replace immigration, legal or financial advice?

No — they're planning and estimation tools only, especially the immigration points estimator, which is explicitly illustrative and not tied to any real country's system. For anything you plan to act on, use your destination country's official resources and consult a licensed immigration or financial professional.