Fernshore for remote workers

Keep your job. Change your surroundings.

Research what working for your employer from another country could involve, alongside the everyday life you want there.

A remote worker at a desk by an open window, laptop open before a morning video call.

Start with your work

Your job comes with you. So do the questions.

Your interview turns your work set-up and priorities into clear research questions for each place.

  • 01 / Your employer

    Whether your employer allows work from abroad, what to ask them, and the residence routes to research.

  • 02 / Tax residence

    Tax residence questions to check for you and your employer, with sources to follow and an adviser to confirm.

  • 03 / Your working day

    Time zone overlap with your team, internet reliability, places to work and everyday costs.

Reports for your research

Choose the depth you need.

Start with focused research or a broader personalised relocation report.

One country in depth

Essential report

Built around your brief, with a source and date on every claim.

  • Permission to stay and tax position
  • Healthcare, setup and finances
  • A main city and alternatives, with sources

Personalised research

Premium report

A broader report built around your brief and the places you are considering.

  • Country and city context
  • Your priorities and practical trade-offs
  • Sources, assumptions and open questions

How it works

From your priorities to clearer research.

Share your situation, check the brief and explore the information in your report.

  1. Step 01

    Tell us about your life

    Share your work, budget, household and what matters in your next home.

  2. Step 02

    Review your brief

    Check the details your report will use, and flag anything you do not know yet.

  3. Step 03

    Explore your report

    Read your comparisons, follow the sources and choose what to investigate next.

See how it works

Good to know

A few questions before you begin.

What does Fernshore provide?

Personalised relocation information and reports, bringing together places, practical details and the priorities in your brief.

Will my report tell me where I pay tax?

No. Your report sets out the tax residence and employment questions to check, with sources to follow. It is not tax or legal advice, so confirm your position with your employer and a qualified adviser.

Take a closer look

See what a report looks like.

Explore the sample report to get a feel for the depth, structure and reading experience.