Move To Europe With Clarity and Confidence
Everything you need to stop searching, start planning, and choose the right visa for you
Know you’re choosing the right path
Understand your options and which will work for yoo
Save money
Avoid expensive mistakes or choosing the wrong path
Your best chance of getting approved
With Document Checklists, Application Timelines, and real world advice from expats
Make an Informed Decision
Compare Cultures and Cost of Living Across Europe
Tired of Feeling Worried About Your Future?
Figuring out how to live in Europe long-term shouldn’t feel like solving a puzzle with missing pieces.
But if you’ve ever tried to research visas, you know the drill:
Advice that changes with every blog post
Government sites that feel like legal gibberish
And “experts” who just repeat what you already read on Google
And suddenly, the dream starts to feel… out of reach.
But don’t give up yet.
Because there is a way to understand your options—without spending weeks chasing half-truths online.
Finally, a Clear Guide That Shows You What’s Possible
Next Stop: Europe is a digital ebook built for Americans who want to move to Europe but feel stuck, lost, or unsure what to do next.
It breaks everything down step-by-step, using real visa options that U.S. citizens can actually use to move to Europe.
You’ll discover which countries are open to remote workers, early retirees, freelancers, teachers, and more—and what those countries require.
This guide shows you what’s realistic, what’s doable, and what you need to prepare.
Here’s What You’ll Get Inside:
Clear breakdowns of each visa’s rules, costs, and requirements - designed specifically for U.S. citizens
Cultural Comparison of European countries that welcome Americans for work, retirement, or lifestyle relocation
Practical Advice on gaining Citizenship and Permanent Residency
So instead of guessing, you’ll know exactly which visa might work for you—and what steps to take next.
Start Your New Life Today
But It’s Not Just About Visas
Getting a visa is just one piece of the puzzle. You also need to choose the right place to live. That’s why this guide also gives you a full overview of popular cities in each country—so you can pick one that fits your lifestyle.
You’ll learn:
Cost of Living in each city
How much English is spoken and what other languages are common
What the social scene is like (and how to meet new people)
Climate, safety, and transportation info for each location
It’s everything you wish someone would just hand you when you start thinking about moving overseas.
One Guide. One Download. Everything You Need.
No more bouncing between websites. No more wondering if the info is outdated or just plain wrong.
Move To Europe puts it all in one place.
It will make you feel confident, informed, and excited—because now you can actually start building a new life in Europe!
About The Author
Hi, I'm Travis. I've spent most of my adult life living as a Digital Nomad and travelling the world. Travel has changed my life in more ways than I can count. It's helped me to grow, meet amazing people, and learn about what makes us human. But I also know how confusing it can be to figure out how to move abroad—especially when it comes to visas. That’s why I created this guide. I want to make it easier for others to follow this path—without the overwhelm, without the guesswork, and without spending weeks stuck in research. If living in Europe is something you’ve been dreaming about, I made this for you.
Common Misconceptions
A lot of smart, capable people give up on moving to Europe before they even start. Not because they can’t do it—but because they’ve heard things that aren’t actually true.
Let’s clear a few of those up:
1. You don't need a job offer to move
Some countries have visas that allow you to come and search for a job for up to a year after moving, and some welcome remote workers, retirees, and freelancers
2. You don't need to be rich
Most countries have affordable visa paths with low income requirements—usually between $1,000 & $2,000/month.
And the cost of living in most cities is actually less than what you pay now. Europe is generally cheaper than the U.S.!
3. You don't need to speak the local language fluently
Helpful? Sure. Required? Not really.
A lot of European countries—especially ones with friendly visa policies—have strong English-speaking populations, international expat scenes, and even official documents in English.
It's time to take action toward building your new life in Europe
