Nobody moves abroad knowing where to start.
Aloravia organises both halves of that story: the city you want to see now, and the country where you might stay later.
Find out where you can go
What is your main immigration goal?
Find my countries2 minutes, no account needed
See the city from the inside
Search for a cityExplore citiesPlaces run by immigrants — the directory is just opening
From quiz to stamp
Your visa becomes a to-do list, not a maze.
Every country has its own rules and timelines that nobody explains properly. Aloravia turns that into a plan with steps, documents and progress that stays saved.
The country comes from a recommendation, not a guess
The quiz matches your profile against every country and visa in the catalogue.
Your progress survives your hesitation
Tick a step today, come back in three months and it is still there.
In Portuguese, English and Spanish
Switching language never loses what you already ticked.
Your immigration plan
Portugal · D7 Passive Income
- Prove income of €920/month
- Criminal record certificate
- Open a Portuguese bank account
- Book a consulate appointment
- Take out health insurance
- 2 more steps
Destinations, with what actually matters
Timelines, cost and language requirements — before you open the consulate website.
My City
People who have moved know where to eat.
Restaurants, tour guides and lawyers run by immigrants living in the city. The directory is opening now: no page has been published yet, and every one goes through human moderation before it does.
Search by radius
From 1 to 50 km around you
Human moderation
AI triage, approval by people
Run by immigrants
Whoever serves you has been through it
From the newsroom, in English
Go to the blog →Start with the question nobody asks you: what do you want out of the move?
Two minutes of quiz and you leave with matching countries, visa types and a plan to follow.
Take the quizRun a business abroad?
Restaurant, law office or guided tours: create your public business page and show up for the people arriving.
List my business →