Globale shows you every visa, residency, and citizenship you personally qualify for, scored against your passport, your ancestry, and your profile. Instead of trawling government sites, you see your real options in one place.

You build a short mobility profile, your nationality, family history, income, and goals. Globale matches that against its database of pathways and tells you which ones you qualify for, what each one costs, how long it takes, and where it leads.

Visa rules and citizenship laws change constantly. Globale tracks those changes and updates pathway data continuously, so what you see reflects the current rules, not last year's.

No. Globale is an independent research and information tool. It helps you understand and compare your options, but it is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. For formal applications, always confirm details with the relevant government authority or a qualified immigration lawyer.

Globale draws on official government sources, the Henley Passport Index, and OECD migration data, alongside ongoing research. Sources are cited on individual pathway pages so you can verify anything yourself.

Globale aims to reflect current rules as closely as possible, and every pathway links to its primary source. Immigration is complex and individual cases vary, so treat Globale as your starting point for research, then confirm specifics before you act.

Globale is launching with a focused set of countries and pathways, with more added regularly. You can vote on which countries we map next from inside the app.