A private assessment for Americans

Find your Europe

Six countries. One that fits the life you picture. In two minutes, discover where you belong, how long you can stay, and what it actually takes, based on your answers.

7 questions · no jargon · built for US citizens

Country fit before country choice

What the assessment is actually comparing.

The result is not a travel preference. It weighs the practical corridors that matter for Americans: residence route, property logic, tax exposure, language, healthcare, banking and the kind of life each country supports.

France

Refined permanence

France often fits clients who want permanence, healthcare depth, schools or family life, and a serious property base. Start with the Move to France guide if France is already on the table.

Italy

Culture and second chapter

Italy tends to fit buyers who value beauty, daily ritual, architecture and a slower base, but the visa, tax and notary sequence needs to be mapped before emotions take over. Read the Move to Italy guide if Italy is already leading.

Spain

Ease and rhythm

Spain often fits families and retirees looking for sun, access and a softer landing, with strong regional differences between Madrid, Barcelona, the islands and the southern coast. Read the Move to Spain guide if Spain is already leading.

Portugal

Soft landing

Portugal can be attractive for Americans who value English-language ease and a lower-friction lifestyle, but current residence and tax routes need fresh confirmation before decisions. Read the Move to Portugal guide if Portugal is already leading.

Greece

Value and islands

Greece often fits clients drawn to sea, islands and relative value, especially when residence, seasonal access and property management are planned together from the start. Read the Move to Greece guide if Greece is already leading.

Monaco

Privacy and concentration

Monaco fits a narrower profile: high liquidity, privacy, security and a very specific banking and residence path. Read the Move to Monaco guide if Monaco is already on the table.