Workbooks
One move. Three different problems.
From $29 · all three $89, $28 less than separately
Written for a move with a real window in the next year or so. If it is still a “one day” idea, read the country guides free instead.
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Deciding where to go, leaving cleanly, and making daily life work on the other side are not one task. They fail for different reasons, and they need different tools.
What the pages actually look like
Worksheets rather than chapters. Every page has somewhere to write, and every section says plainly when you are finished with it. The research behind them is documented in our editorial standards.
Three levels, one decision
The only question is how much of the arc you need
One workbook if you know exactly which part you are stuck on. Any two for a smaller bundle. All three for $89 — $28 less than buying them separately.
Nothing selected — all three are $89
$28 less than buying them one at a time
Subscribers get 20% off with WELCOME20 — the code expires 31 August 2026.
$89
All prices are in USD and exclude any sales tax or VAT added at checkout. A one-page product and pricing sheet is available to download.
Why pay for this when the information is free
It is a fair question, and the honest answer is that the information really is free. Reddit will tell you what Lisbon costs. ChatGPT will hand you three countries that fit your description. There are a thousand moving checklists and not one of them is behind a paywall. None of that is what these workbooks sell.
What is missing when people get stuck is never facts. It is a way of weighing them. Three plausible countries is exactly where most people have been sitting for months — the tabs are open, the opinions conflict, and nothing gets decided because there is no method for deciding. These workbooks do the part that comes after the research: they make you state what your ordinary life needs, score every option against the same criteria instead of against each other's marketing, and end with something written down that you can defend out loud and return to in a month without starting over.
That is also the honest limit of it. Nothing here replaces an immigration lawyer, a tax adviser or an estate agent who knows the street. What it does is tell you which questions belong to them, in which order, and before which deadline, so that the advice you eventually pay for is short and precise rather than exploratory.
And if a move abroad is still a lovely idea for “one day”, none of this is worth your money yet. Read the country guides and the essays for free instead. These are built for the narrower group with a real window in the next year or so — the people for whom the decision has stopped being a daydream and started costing something.
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Almost everything written about moving abroad blurs three separate problems into one long checklist. That is why the checklists rarely help. The person who cannot choose between Portugal and Georgia does not have a packing problem, and the person whose first month in Lisbon is quietly falling apart does not need another comparison table.
These workbooks keep the problems apart on purpose. Each one solves a single question, states plainly where it ends, and tells you when to stop. None of them tries to be complete, because a complete system you never finish is worth less than a small decision you actually make.
They are fillable PDFs rather than videos. You can print them, work through them at a kitchen table, and put them down halfway through without losing your place — which is closer to how these decisions really get made.
What is on sale is the file itself. Everything here is a digital product, delivered automatically the moment payment clears. There is no consultation, no coaching call, no case review and no legal, tax or immigration advice attached to any of it — the workbooks help you order your own thinking and point out which questions belong to a qualified professional in the country you are moving to.
Instant digital download
You receive a fillable PDF file automatically after payment. No account, no shipping, no subscription.
What you are buying
A software-delivered PDF workbook. It is not a course, a call, or a coaching session.
No human service included
No consultation, relocation help, legal, tax, immigration, financial or medical advice.
Personal licence
One household licence to fill in and print as often as you like. Sharing, resale and commercial use are not allowed.
Full details are in the Terms of Use, Refund Policy, and the digital download explanation.
Before you buy
Are these books or workbooks?
Workbooks. There are no videos and nothing to log into. Each one is a fillable PDF built around worksheets, checkpoints and decision pages you complete yourself.
Which one should I start with?
Whichever problem you actually have. If the destination is still open, start with Find Your Place. If it is chosen and the leaving is the mess, start with The Move-Ready Reset. If you are already there and the week is not working, start with Land Well.
Do they depend on each other?
No. The boundaries between them exist to avoid repetition, not to force a sequence. Each one is complete for the problem it names.
Do they give legal or tax advice?
No. They help you see which questions must be verified locally, by whom, and before which deadline. Anything binding — visas, residency, tax status, contracts — belongs with a licensed professional in that country.
Is any consultation or personal support included?
No. This is a digital product only. Nobody reviews your situation, joins a call or works on your case. Support covers the file: delivery, downloads, billing and access, nothing beyond that.
How is it delivered?
Automatically. Stripe handles the payment as merchant of record and the download link reaches your inbox within seconds. The file opens in any PDF reader on a phone, tablet or computer.
If you would rather not buy anything yet, deciding where to live is slow work and most of the useful thinking happens away from the screen — walking, cooking, on a train. Audible's 30-day free trial — suits that stage: a few books about the places you are weighing, before you commit to anything at all.
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Digital product, instant delivery
You get a fillable PDF file delivered automatically to your inbox after payment. No shipping, no account, no subscription. It opens in any PDF reader on phone, tablet or computer and prints cleanly on A4 or Letter.
What you are buying
This is a software-delivered document, not a service, session, consultation or coaching call. It does not include relocation, legal, tax, immigration, financial, medical or any other professional advice.
Personal licence
Your purchase grants a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the workbook for your own move. You may fill it in and print it as many times as you like for personal use. You may not resell it, share the download link, republish extracts, or use it to deliver a paid service to anyone else.
Final sale
Because the file is delivered instantly, the purchase is final — no change-of-mind refunds. Before payment you confirm that you want immediate delivery and that the fourteen-day right of withdrawal ends when the download starts. Delivery problems, duplicate charges and wrong-product orders are always resolved. Sold by Loulou Entertainment, trading as Expat Blueprint; Stripe processes the payment and handles tax and receipts.
Support is limited to the product itself: delivery, downloads, billing and access. If anything goes wrong, contact hello@expatblueprint.com with your order reference. Full terms are in the Terms of Use and Refund Policy.






