Who this is for
You have a real reason to go.
- You live in Canada, the UK, the US, or anywhere else, and your income moves with you.
- Built for earners on $150k and up.
- Visa income requirements come from the destination country, and your plan shows which paths your numbers already meet.
- The Canadian or British earner
- Residency testexit chargeswhat you fileyour companydays
Is this you?
Carrying a heavy tax load at home and needing to know what it takes to stop being resident, what leaving costs, what you file, and in what order to do it. If you own a company, the plan shows what decides where it is managed from once you have left.
- The American earner
- Cost gappresence clockdual citizenship
Is this you?
Earning well and wanting a lower cost of living and a second passport the earned way, through residency and real presence, so years of effort end in a passport and not a lesson.
- The earner anywhere else
- Destination depthTax Deltayour Reportthe room
Is this you?
Carrying the same load in Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, or any other country, and wanting the cited depth on where to go before anyone sells you how to leave. Every destination dossier, the Tax Delta, your Report and the room are open to you now. The cited record of leaving your country arrives origin by origin, and nothing paid is sold until it can be cited.
For the American earner: US tax follows you wherever you liveIRS. Your plan is built around that fact: residency, the path to citizenship, and cost of living, with nothing that depends on a tax break that does not exist.
Currently covering
31 destinations, each cited to its own law.
Southern Europe
Portugal
- Income floor
- Passive income · $1,051 / mo
- Citizenship
- 10 yrs, dual kept
- Tax basis
- Worldwide
- Sources verified
- 2026-07-12
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Central America
El Salvador
- Income floor
- Pension · $1,226 / mo
- Citizenship
- 5 yrs
- Tax basis
- Territorial
- Sources verified
- 2026-07-21
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Middle East
United Arab Emirates
- Income floor
- Remote work · $3,500 / mo
- Citizenship
- By nomination only
- Tax basis
- No personal income tax
- Sources verified
- 2026-07-12
no residence clock to start
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Southeast Asia
Philippines
- Income floor
- Pension · $800 / mo
- Citizenship
- 10 yrs, must renounce
- Tax basis
- Territorial
- Sources verified
- 2026-07-16
plus a $15,000 deposit, age 50+
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Indicative, and your plan cites the rule. Somewhere else in mind? The intake asks, and honest answers beat guesses: if a country is not covered yet, the plan says so.
Put your own income against the rate tables.
- Enter your salary or self-employed profit and where you pay tax.
- OmniFlag states what each destination it can cite charges on the same figure, beside what your own country charges, from the government page that sets each rate.
- It is a difference between two tax systems, never a prediction about you.
Canada (federal and Ontario) charges CAD 63,972.
- Malta
- CAD 43,972
- Charges CAD 20,000. Under the Nomad Residence Permit rules, on remote work for an employer or clients outside Malta
- Portugal
- CAD 23,972
- Charges CAD 40,000. Under the IFICI regime, for ten years, if you qualify; qualifying income only
Federal and Ontario income tax, with Ontario's surtax. The Ontario Health Premium is not counted. Sources verified 2026-09-08. See this example in full
Where the alternatives fail you
Two ways to get this wrong today: cheap and unreliable, or reliable and unaffordable.
AI and forums
Free
- Coverage
- Anything, unreliably
- Cited
- None
- Signed off
- Nobody
- Built for
- Nobody in particular
Hourly lawyers
$500+/hr
- Coverage
- One country
- Cited
- Sometimes
- Signed off
- Yes
- Built for
- Billable hours
Concierge and citizenship-by-investment
$11k–50k
- Coverage
- Investment programs
- Cited
- Varies
- Signed off
- Yes
- Built for
- Millionaires
OmniFlag
Free, $199/mo while you leave, or $4,900
- Coverage
- 31 countries, cross-border
- Cited
- Every figure
- Signed off
- Nobody
- Built for
- Earners on $150k and up
How it works
Where you can go, how to leave cleanly, and who files it.
- 01Free
Your free Report
A short intake on your citizenship, your income, and why you want to leave. OmniFlag ranks every destination it covers against real visa income thresholds and the days you would have to be there, then hands you the Report on the ones that fit. Every figure is quoted from the government page it came from, with the date it was checked, and anything OmniFlag cannot cite is left out. It comes back immediately, and plenty of people stop here.
- 02$199 a month while you leave
Your Exit Plan, with Pulse
The Report is about the places. Pulse is about you: which of your home country's rules bite when you leave, what to do about each, in what order, and by when, re-derived as the sources change. The Vault, a dated residence record of what your file holds, and Watches that email you whether you open OmniFlag or not: before a stay reaches a day line, 30 days before a deadline on your Exit Plan, 90 days before a permit you record expires, 30 days before a police certificate or apostille in your Vault reaches the expiry you record, 180 days before a citizenship clock you record comes due, and at most once a week when a source on one of your own places is re-verified. It starts once you have a destination in hand, not before. Pulse runs an Exit season while you leave, then switches to the Base season after you land, at $49 a month, which keeps the Vault, your residence record and the Watches running. The Exit season ends when you say your exit is filed, or after twelve months, whichever comes first.
- 03Directory free
File it yourself, with a professional, or with OmniFlag running it
Your Exit Plan names the filings and the deadlines, and you can take it to any licensed professional. The Vetted Directory, free, lists a professional only after OmniFlag has checked their credentials, and says so plainly when nobody is listed for your move yet. You choose, they quote you directly at the rate they charge anyone, before you commit, and OmniFlag takes no share. If you want the whole move run for you, Passage does that, by application.
From people who left
What the plan looked like from their side.
“I had already spent hours on ChatGPT and ended up with a huge pile of information and no clear way to compare it. OmniFlag laid out visas, residency, taxes and citizenship timelines against my situation, in one place. I made more progress in one session than in weeks of research.”
Matt
United States · Plan, 2026-07
Received this plan at no charge.
“I’d been bouncing between different countries for months, digging through forum threads that often contradicted each other. Seeing the different routes laid out side by side, with the source behind each one, was the first time I really understood what my options were.”
Ayoub
Canada · Plan, 2026-08
“OmniFlag helped me get serious about the top reasons why I'm wanting to move and then matched me with countries that fit those goals. One of my top choices was also a top choice listed in the plan. It was an encouraging confirmation to keep pursuing that route.”
Kyndal
United States · Plan, 2026-08
Received this plan at no charge.
What it costs
Research is free. Pay when you want your exit planned and tracked.
Cited dossiers for every destination and the country you are leaving
Your matched Report at full depth, back immediately
Your own day counts and costs
Your Exit Plan
The rules that bite your own answers, cited, ticked as you go, and re-derived as the sources move.
A section for your company
If you own a company, the Exit Plan gives its rules a section of their own: where your company is managed from.
The Vault, for your exit documents
Your residence record
A dated PDF of what your file holds. A record of what you entered, not a finding.
Watches
An email whether you open OmniFlag or not: before a stay reaches a day line, 30 days before an Exit Plan deadline, 90 days before a permit expires, 30 days before a Vault document's recorded expiry, 180 days before a citizenship clock comes due, and at most once a week when a source on your places is re-verified.
OmniFlag runs the move
Every step sequenced, every document assembled, every deadline chased, every professional coordinated.
Find one cited claim its own source does not support and the fee refunds.
- Pulse keeps your residence record: a dated PDF of your days, stays, permits, clocks, Exit Plan and the Vault's index, yours to download for 30 days after Pulse ends.
- It records what you entered, and it is not a finding about your residency.
- While you leaveExit season$199/moUp to 12 months, $2,388 at most
- After you landBase season$49/moor $490 a year
How the seasons and prices work
The $199 months end the day you say your exit is filed, or after twelve months, whichever comes first: $2,388 at most. Then $49/mo, or $490 a year. US persons start at $49/mo. Leaving any country other than Canada, the UK or the US, Pulse waits until that country's record is written, and everything free stays free.
On every plan, your professional invoices you directly at the rate they would charge anyone. OmniFlag takes no share of their work.
Prices are in US dollars and exclude sales tax or VAT where it applies. Terms apply. Full pricing, and how OmniFlag is paid →
Why I built this
I grew up in Canada and climbed the corporate ladder in New York. I went remote and scaled a dev shop to seven-figure revenue. More than half of it went to taxes in the West. So I went looking for a better answer. I found one, and I now pay near zero taxes, all legally.
Getting there took three residencies, Dubai, Portugal, and Mexico, one process at a time. The hard part was never the paperwork. It was finding out what was actually true. Forums disagreed. Paid advisors disagreed. Rules I relied on had quietly changed.
So I built OmniFlag. Every figure is checked against a primary government source before it reaches you, and where no source covers your situation, it says so rather than guessing. It puts the steps in order; it does not advise, so you validate each step with a licensed professional before you act. I built it for myself first. I am the product.
Cyrus Shirazian
Founder, OmniFlag
5 relocation plans strangers published in 2025, re-checked 18 months on.
Every one was right the day it was written. One no longer works, and what broke it was not tax policy, which is where everybody looks. Checked 2026-08-11, with the government document behind every finding.
- Things that stopped working
- 7 of 41
Your free matches
A short intake. Your matches, every figure cited to its source.
Free matches in about three minutes, cited to the government pages they came from. Nothing here is read by a person: a claim OmniFlag cannot cite does not render at all.
Free. No card. Every page about a place stays free.
Find one cited claim its own source does not support and the fee refunds.