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Last updated: October 2026

The scope of our research, the limits of our tools, and your use of BorderCents.

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1. Use of content

BorderCents publishes independent research about moving to the UAE, Spain, Portugal and Thailand. Guides draw on public government and regulatory material, provider terms and clearly identified examples. Public availability of a source does not mean that it is free of copyright.

Read the conditions alongside a headline rate or threshold. City scores are editorial comparison aids, not official rankings, eligibility decisions or measured probabilities. Household examples and cost assumptions are illustrations unless expressly identified otherwise.

2. Images & third-party material

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A credit is not an endorsement or a licence to reuse an asset yourself. We do not claim a Shutterstock commercial licence for images without an asset-specific licence record. If you believe material has been used incorrectly, the contact page explains our corrections channel.

3. Financial, tax, legal & immigration disclaimer

All guides, checklists, comparisons and interactive tools are for general information and educational modeling. BorderCents is not a personalized advisory service and does not establish an adviser–client relationship.

5. Questions & dispute resolution

For a factual issue, identify the page, exact claim and supporting source using the contact route when available. Applicable statutory remedies remain unaffected.

The European Commission's former Online Dispute Resolution platform closed on 20 July 2025. It is not an available complaint route. The Commission now provides consumer-redress information. Any operator-specific arbitration obligations must be established once the publisher's legal details are supplied.

6. AI assistance & editorial responsibility

AI tools assist drafting, organization, editing and software development. The publisher personally reads and reviews the articles before publication. That review is not a claim that every guide has been independently audited by a licensed professional.

Calculators execute programmed formulas rather than asking a live AI model for an answer. Read our AI Transparency Notice and editorial standards for the distinction between sources, assumptions, review and testing.