Emigration
Which country should I emigrate to?
22 countries, measured against your real planetary lines and against the four things that decide whether a move actually happens: the route in, the language, what it costs against where your money comes from, and healthcare. Nothing in a birth chart gets you a visa, and this page will say so when that is the answer.
Why this is not the holiday calculator
The lines are the same lines. What they mean is not. A Saturn line is a perfectly good place to spend a solitary week and a hard place to build a decade — the tradition is unusually blunt about that — and a Uranus line is a feature on a trip and a problem when you are signing a lease and a work contract.
So on this page Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto lines count against a country rather than for it, which is the reverse of how the holiday tool weighs two of them. Same geometry, different question.
A line counts when it runs within 900 km of the city named against each country. That radius is an AsterNym convention, not an established boundary — practitioners use anywhere from 300 to 1,000 km — and it is disclosed so you can discount it.
The practical layer can veto
Most astrology relocation tools rank the whole world and never mention that you cannot legally live in most of it. This one rules a country out when the language is a multi-year commitment and you said you did not want one, when it costs more than the budget you gave, when the only route in needs an employer you do not have, or when you asked for a path to citizenship and the country does not offer one.
Those countries still appear, with the reason printed. A tool that silently dropped them would leave you wondering; a tool that recommended them on a Jupiter line would be wasting a year of your life.
What we deliberately do not tell you
No income thresholds, no fees, no processing times. Those change with every budget cycle, a stale figure in a calculator is worse than no figure, and anybody far enough along to need the number is already reading the consulate's own page. What is recorded here is the shape of each route, which changes slowly.
The cost index is a rough planning signal with the US at 100, not a quote. And none of this is immigration advice.