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The weekly relocation brief: dated rule, cost and ranking changes with primary sources. One email a week — unsubscribe in one click.
Latest issue: 2026-09-06
5 issues · 24 items in the archive · RSS
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The WhereNext Weekly Relocation Briefing is a curated digest of policy, cost, school, and tax changes that materially affect international relocators. 5 issues to date · 24 signal items in the archive. Every signal links to a primary source — official immigration portal, embassy publication, government release, or institutional report — and to the WhereNext dataset or guide that contextualises it. No sponsored picks; no fluff. Available via RSS feed at /briefing/feed.xml.
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2026-09-06
7 updates this week: 6 re-verifications, 1 updated guide. Every item is dated and linked to its source.
2026-04-25
Four updates affecting movers planning H2 2026 arrivals. Portugal's AIMA backlog is finally moving, ETIAS has a hard launch window, UK FIG guidance closed a major loophole, and Bali enforcement broadened into Ubud villas.
2026-04-21
April brought confirmed 2026 numbers from the IRS plus a parallel cluster of EU reforms maturing across Portugal, Germany, and the UK. We track all four — and the practical knock-ons for movers planning H2 2026.
2026-04-14
Five EU countries are running parallel reforms to either tighten visa requirements or pivot tax regimes. We map what's already in force vs what's still draft as of mid-April 2026.
2026-04-07
Spring is admissions decision season for international schools. Three of our 78 covered countries had material moves this month, and we logged a rental-market reset across two flagship cities.