The handful worth trusting, in one place.
Every move abroad runs on a few practical services: health cover that follows you across borders, a US address that keeps your mail reachable, data that works the moment you land. We list the ones that hold up, so you stop comparing forum tabs at the worst moment.
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Your plan tells you which of these you need, and when.
Build your move plan and each of these shows up as a dated task, sequenced to your destination and timing. You come here when one comes due, instead of starting a fresh search the week before you fly. That is the difference between a directory and a plan.
Build my plan, freeCover yourself the day you land
Health cover that crosses borders with you, so a hospital visit abroad never becomes the reason you go home early.
Get expat health insurance
via SafetyWingSafetyWing covers you in 175+ countries for ~$45/mo.
See a quoteKeep a US address while you live abroad
Your mail scanned and online the day it arrives, so a renewal notice or a tax letter never reaches an empty house.
Land with data already on your phone
Activate before takeoff and step off the plane already online, so your first hour in a new country is not spent hunting for a SIM kiosk.
Land with data already working
via AiraloInstall an Airalo eSIM before you fly. It covers 200+ countries and switches on the moment you land.
Get your eSIMUnlimited data for the landing weeks
via YesimYesim runs unlimited plans in 150+ countries, so apartment hunting, maps, and bank calls never hit a cap.
See unlimited plansOne eSIM for every country on your route
via SailySaily keeps a single eSIM loaded with plans per country, topped up from the app as you go.
Get SailyOne SIM that works in 197 countries
via DrimsimDrimsim is a single global SIM and eSIM that connects the moment you switch it on, no local store run required.
Get connectedBook the flight out
Compare the real fares across airlines, so the move out costs you less than another year of putting it off.
Find the flight out
via AviasalesAviasales compares 1200+ airlines and agencies, so the one-way fare you book is the cheapest one going.
Search flightsBook the one-way flight out
via Kiwi.comKiwi.com builds one-way and multi-leg routes across 750+ airlines, including the legs other engines skip.
Search flightsGet from the airport to your door
A driver waiting at arrivals with the fare fixed in advance, so your first hour in a new city is calm instead of a negotiation.
A driver waiting when you land
via KiwitaxiKiwitaxi books your airport transfer ahead of time in 100+ countries, so the first hour off the plane is sorted.
Book a transferDoor-to-door, priced before you go
via GetTransferGetTransfer quotes the ride from the airport to your address upfront, so there is no haggling at arrivals.
Get a quoteA local who knows the city, at arrivals
via Welcome PickupsWelcome Pickups pairs you with an English-speaking local driver, so your first ride doubles as a city briefing.
Book a pickupTransfers in 130+ countries
via Intui.travelIntui.travel covers 800+ airports, so wherever you land there is a pre-booked ride waiting.
Find a transferWheels for the landing months
A car for the weeks before you learn the buses, so scouting neighborhoods never waits on a timetable you do not know yet.
Wheels from the day you arrive
via GetRentacarGetRentacar compares 10000+ pickup locations, so apartment hunting and errands do not wait on public transit.
Compare carsRent from local agencies, met at the airport
via LocalrentLocalrent uses vetted local agencies that often hand the keys over at arrivals, so the landing week has a car in it.
See local rentalsA budget car for the move
via EconomyBookingsEconomyBookings finds low rates in 150+ countries, so the first month abroad keeps the car cost down.
Find a rateSee the place before you commit to it
Tours and day trips you can book now, so the place starts to feel like home before the paperwork has even cleared.
Know the city by week one
via KlookKlook lines up the tours, day trips, and tickets that turn a new address into a place you actually know.
Explore KlookWalk straight past the queue
via TiqetsTiqets gets you instant mobile tickets to the museums and landmarks where you live now. No line, no printing.
Browse TiqetsMake Asia feel like home
via KKdayKKday books the classes, day trips, and local experiences that turn a new country into your neighborhood.
Explore KKdayClaim what a delayed flight owes you
When a flight is delayed or cancelled the airline may owe you hundreds. This sorts the claim for you, so the money does not get left on the table.
Flight delayed? Up to 600 euros back
via AirHelpAirHelp files the airline claim for you and only takes a cut when you get paid.
Check your flightTwo more we are finishing the partnership on.
Named here so the directory reads straight. No link until the partnership is signed and the real one lands, so you never click through to a dead end.
Genki
Health cover built for living abroad for years, not trip insurance that lapses the week you settle in. We are finishing the partnership so the link here is the real one.
Traveling Mailbox
A US address that scans your mail to you, so banks, the IRS, and every US service still reach you from anywhere. Coming to the directory once the partnership is signed.
How the partners work.
How do you pick the partners on this page?
Each one solves a specific part of a move abroad that you would otherwise have to research from scratch: insurance that follows you across borders, a US address that keeps your mail reachable, data that works the moment you land. We list the few that hold up, not a long affiliate wall.
Do these links cost me anything?
No. The price you pay is the same whether you use these links or go direct. If you sign up through one, the partner may pay us a commission, which is how the free side of Nomad stays free.
Are these recommendations or advertising?
These are partners we have vetted and chosen to list. We earn a commission on some of them, so treat the page as a curated starting point, not licensed advice. For anything that needs a professional, like tax or legal filing, Nomad points you to vetted CPAs and attorneys instead.
Will Nomad set these up for me?
Your move plan already tells you which of these you need and when, sequenced to your destination and timeline. You click through here when a task comes due, instead of starting another search at the worst possible moment.