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Expatsi Report

Results from the 2024 Expatsi Report

Expatsi Report ·

Results from the 2024 Expatsi Report

Every year, Expatsi releases a report about when, why, and how Americans are planning to leave the country. The statistics are derived from the Expatsi Test — the 20-question assessment Expatsi uses to help prospective expats find the country that best suits their budget, visa path, and preferences. READ THE REPORT This year’s report surveyed

Americans Are Fleeing the US: Here’s Why

Expatsi Report ·

Americans Are Fleeing the US: Here’s Why

Although the United States still receives many more immigrants than it sends emigrants, the number of Americans leaving the country is growing. The Expatsi Test is the first stop for many Americans who are thinking of expatriating, and the test asks them why they’re making the move. Respondents can choose all answers that apply as

The Expatsi Report | Q4 2022

Expatsi Report ·

The Expatsi Report | Q4 2022

Welcome to the third Expatsi Report and the final report of 2022! This quarterly report tracks why people want to leave the U.S., what they’re looking for, what they have to spend, and more. See the images or download a PDF, below. The latest report from Expatsi, which surveyed people thinking of leaving the country

The Expatsi Report | Q3 2022

Expatsi Report ·

The Expatsi Report | Q3 2022

Welcome to the second Expatsi Report! This quarterly report tracks why people want to leave the U.S., what they’re looking for, what they have to spend, and more. See the images above, or download a PDF, below. The latest report from Expatsi, which surveyed people thinking of leaving the country from July-September, shows that Americans’

The Expatsi Report | Q2 2022

Expatsi Report ·

The Expatsi Report | Q2 2022

Welcome to the very first Expatsi Report! This quarterly report will track why people want to leave the U.S., what they’re looking for, what they have to spend, and more. See the images above, or download a PDF, below. Have you ever thought about moving out of the United States? You’re not alone—the U.S. Department