Cross-border routes
The money questions that follow you.
A destination guide starts where you land. A route guide starts with what you are leaving behind: tax residence, accounts, payroll, investments, evidence and obligations that may continue after the flight.
Four starting routes
Choose the route closest to yours.
These are research sequences, not universal tax outcomes. Citizenship, residence history, work and assets can change the answer.
From residential ties to a new banking file
Departure evidence, deemed dispositions, Canadian-source income and an income trail a UAE bank can actually underwrite.
Read the route guide →UK → SpainTwo tax years, one physical work pattern
The UK statutory residence test, split-year questions, Spanish residence and employer social-security evidence.
Read the route guide →US → PortugalResidence abroad does not end US filing
US worldwide reporting, foreign account records, Portuguese residence and the D8-versus-tax distinction.
Read the route guide →UAE → ThailandBuild the remittance trail before it is needed
UAE exit documents, Thai day counts, income-source evidence, transfer records and local banking setup.
Read the route guide →Use the Interactive Relocation Plan to identify the countries in your file. The order still holds: establish status, map the income, preserve evidence, then make irreversible commitments.