The unglamorous first three months — tax number, bank account, housing, healthcare registration, phone, credit history and the local job market.

The visa is the milestone. The first ninety days are where people actually struggle.
This programme covers the sequence nobody explains: which registration must happen before which, why you cannot rent without a bank account and cannot open one without an address, how to build a credit file from zero, and how a local CV differs from the one that got you here.
You get a checklist ordered by dependency, document templates, and a weekly call for the first month with someone who has done it.
90
Days of support
4
Scheduled calls in month one
9
Destination playbooks
The registrations in the order they must actually happen, not alphabetically.
Rental norms, deposit conventions, guarantor requirements and the scams that target new arrivals.
Opening accounts without local history, and building a credit file in the first six months.
A scheduled call every week with someone who has been through the same arrival.
What to arrange before you fly and what genuinely cannot be done until you land.
Tax number, phone, temporary address and bank appointment, in the order they unlock each other.
Housing, healthcare registration, transport passes and school enrolment where relevant.
Local CV conventions, interview norms and where roles in your field are actually advertised.
We do not act as a letting agent. We brief you on local norms, review contracts before you sign, and flag the deposit and guarantor arrangements that commonly catch new arrivals out.