EXPATTOOLS EST. 2017
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The calculators

Every form runs in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Nine forms, one method

METHOD

Every calculator here runs in your browser — nothing you type is sent anywhere. What separates the nine is scope, and scope is the honest part: cost-of-living and budget estimate a single-person month in one city, tax and visa estimate ranges across many, salary converts a remote paycheck into local buying power, and the comparator (FORM T-2) sits between any two cities on file. All of them read off the same dataset the dossiers use — rent, food, transport, utilities and insurance reviewed in the June refresh and the September 2026 pass — and wherever a number is an assumption rather than a measured one, the form says so inline.

A sane route through the desk: run cost of living to build your baseline month, visa comparator to check how the cities that survived let you in, then tax estimator before you commit to a payroll setup. Each form page carries a worked example and its method, so every result can be reproduced by hand.

FORM T-1

Cost of living calculator

FORM T-2

City comparator

FORM T-3

Budget planner

FORM T-4

Salary calculator

FORM T-5

Tax estimator

FORM T-6

Visa comparator

FORM T-7

Timezone overlap

FORM T-8

Currency converter

FORM T-9

City match quiz