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.
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- 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.
How OmniFlag gets paid
Two invoices, and nothing of OmniFlag’s is on your professional’s.
What a Member pays
The subscription, and the flat coordination fee if OmniFlag runs the move end to end. Plenty of people pay neither, take the free report, and file it themselves. You pay your professional what they would charge anyone, and they invoice you directly.
What a professional pays
A flat annual fee to be listed in the directory. It buys presence, never placement, and never a share of what they charge you. OmniFlag shortlists on corridor fit and you choose, and you can bring your own professional instead. Terms apply. How a professional is listed.
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.
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