Start with what is possible. Then compare what fits.
Live Compass looks first for rights and documented ways you may be able to live in a country, then uses the preferences it can compare responsibly to help order the possibilities. It is a research and decision tool, not an immigration adjudicator.
What does a Live Compass recommendation mean?
It means a destination is worth investigating based on the rights, documented residence paths and broad circumstances you supplied. It is not a visa approval, legal determination or guarantee that a particular application will succeed.
What does the /100 fit score mean?
The score is a ranking tool, not a probability of immigration approval. Existing rights such as citizenship or qualifying regional mobility matter heavily; documented residence options and relevant preferences then help order the remaining destinations.
Why does my own country show 100/100?
If you already hold citizenship of a destination, the immigration barrier is already cleared. Live Compass therefore treats that destination as fully open to you rather than pretending you need a visa route.
What if I have more than one citizenship?
Add every citizenship you actually hold. A second passport can create direct residence rights or regional mobility rights that completely change which destinations are practical.
Why do you ask about a spouse or partner citizenship?
Only a spouse or partner who is moving with you matters here. Their citizenship can create family or regional mobility rights in some destinations, so Live Compass uses it when it changes the answer.
Why do you ask about pensions, income, job offers or business funds?
Many residence paths depend on broad financial or employment facts. Live Compass uses those answers to make the shortlist more relevant without pretending that a short questionnaire can decide a legal application.
How does the language question affect my results?
Countries where you already speak a locally useful language can rank higher. Language does not collapse the world to only exact matches; you can still expand the list and explore every destination.
What is Second Citizenship Discovery?
It looks for possible citizenship routes through ancestry, family connections or residence. These are research leads, because eligibility often depends on detailed family history and documents.
What will I find when I open Details?
Details bring together the residence paths we have documented, work considerations, tax context, citizenship timing, foreign-property ownership rules and the official sources behind those facts.
If I can buy property somewhere, does that mean I can live there?
No. The right to own real estate and the right to reside in a country are separate legal questions. Live Compass keeps them separate so a property-purchase rule is never presented as an immigration route.
Where does the information come from, and can it change?
Live Compass is official-source first and uses immigration authorities, government agencies, legislation and treaty systems wherever possible. Rules, thresholds and programs can change, so the source links in Details are there for you to verify the current position.
What happens after I choose a country?
That is where PisoLive can help with the next layer: cities, neighborhoods, addresses and what everyday life may actually look like once you know which countries are worth exploring.
Do you save the personal information I enter?
Your questionnaire answers are used in the browser session to generate recommendations. Live Compass does not build a stored personal profile from your mobility search.
Is Live Compass legal advice?
No. Live Compass provides general information and research assistance. It is not a law firm and does not replace advice from a qualified immigration professional familiar with your individual circumstances.
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