Citations per claim
Visa, fee, transport, and provider claims link to official or primary sources you can open and verify.
Methodology
How we research — and how to read it.
Decision-grade relocation planning means showing our work. Here's how SettlyAI sources facts, scores readiness, and tells you exactly what's confirmed versus what still needs checking.
Principles
Source-backed, honest about uncertainty.
Confirmed vs assumed
We separate verified facts from reasonable assumptions, and say exactly what to double-check.
Confidence levels
Every key recommendation carries a High / Medium / Low confidence tag.
Freshness dates
Generated destination data is marked for review so stale figures don't read as gospel.
Explainable scoring
Your readiness score breaks into Budget, Savings, Visa, Documents, and Housing sub-scores with the specific blockers.
Boundaries
Research and planning, not legal, tax, or immigration advice — and we're explicit about the line.
Readiness score
Why your score is what it is.
Instead of a single mystery percentage, SettlyAI breaks readiness into the dimensions that drive it — budget fit, savings runway, visa accessibility, document readiness, and housing affordability — each scored 0–100.
The weakest dimensions surface as explicit blockers with the exact reason, so you always know what to fix next to move the number.
- Sub-scores update as you refine your profile and complete checklist items.
- Blockers tell you the single most valuable thing to do next.
- Estimates are planning ranges — confirm specifics on official sources.
Sources we prefer
Primary and official, wherever possible.
Government & embassy
Immigration departments, embassy/consulate pages, and official fee schedules for visa and document claims.
Reputable primary sources
Airlines, IATA/Timatic-style entry data, transport authorities, and established providers for logistics.
See the sources behind your plan.
Generate a report and every key recommendation arrives with a confidence label and a link to verify.