Sourced rules live in 96 countries - new corridors land in waves

Know before you work from anywhere.

Your cross-border work situation, explained. Immigration, tax, social security, healthcare and employment rights in one personalized assessment. No account needed to see your answer.

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In numbers

96

Countries with sourced rules

4253

Active rules in the engine

4

Languages

A quarter from Bali?

One question, twenty answers

Working across borders is never one question. You enter your situation once, and NaVi maps every topic it touches - from the visa you need to the documents you should carry.

Immigration and visaResidency routesPermanent residency and citizenshipRight to workPersonal income taxTax residencyLeaving home: exit tax and tiesCrypto tax and legal statusEmployer payroll obligationsPermanent establishment riskMoving your companySocial securityHealthcare coverageEmployment lawDismissal protectionSick leaveDisability and accident coveragePensionUnemployment rightsInsuranceData protectionEmployer complianceLocal registrationsDocuments to arrange

How it works

Three steps to a clear picture

Step 1

Answer a guided questionnaire

Tell us once who you are, who you work for, where you are going and for how long. Plain questions, no legal jargon, no account needed.

Step 2

The rule engine maps your corridor

A deterministic engine works through the treaties, thresholds and day counts that apply between your home and destination country.

Step 3

Get one personal report

Every topic in one place, with confidence levels, the sources behind each conclusion and a before-you-go checklist.

Why you can trust this answer

Built to show its work

Cross-border rules are too important for confident guessing.

See how NaVi works

Official sources, ranked by authority

Primary law outranks guidance, guidance outranks commentary. You always see which level a conclusion rests on.

Every conclusion is traceable

Each finding links back to the exact rule and the source it was drawn from. No black box.

Confidence scores, not false certainty

When an answer depends on facts we do not have, the report says so instead of pretending.

Human-verified rules

Rules pass through review stages before they count as verified, and old reports show when their rules were last checked.

Expert review when it matters

For high-stakes moves you can package your assessment and hand it to a qualified professional.

And one honest limit

NaVi is decision support, not legal advice. It tells you what applies, how sure it is and where to verify - the final call on binding matters belongs with a qualified professional.

Corridor by corridor, done properly

Every corridor gets the full treatment - sourced rules, treaty checks and human review - before it counts as verified. Netherlands to Brazil came first, Indonesia is landing for every nationality, and the map keeps filling in.

Live changelog

The rules moved this month. So did we.

Every corridor is re-checked and every change is published, dated, country by country. This is what changed most recently.

Wherever next.

Five minutes of questions. A clear answer before you book anything.

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