Moving abroad? Get the guide written for your passport.
Visas, banking, housing, healthcare, schools, and cost of living for 12 countries — with the rules rewritten for the passport you actually hold. Pick where you're from and where you're going, and we'll show you your route.
The answer changes depending on your passport.
"How do I move to Canada?" doesn't have one answer — it has twenty. An immigration officer sees a completely different file depending on the passport in front of them: different entry rules, different fees, different waiting times, sometimes a different queue entirely. A driver's licence that transfers for one nationality means a full retest for another. A move that keeps your original citizenship for one passport costs it for another. That's why every country on AnywhereBetter is written twice — once for the destination, and again for the specific combination of where you're coming from and where you're going.
A UK citizen can often fly to Canada eTA-only and is eligible for the International Experience Canada working-holiday route.
An Indian citizen needs a full visitor visa, isn't IEC-eligible, and gives up their original citizenship on naturalizing.
A Nigerian citizen's documents need consular legalization rather than a simple apostille stamp — add real weeks.