What’s new in Expat Crow

A new directory for discovering companies and professionals providing immigration, residency, citizenship, tax, relocation, and other international services.

A new directory for discovering companies that provide immigration, residency, citizenship, tax, relocation, and other international services. Expat Crow is preparing a Professional Directory that will help users find service providers by professional category and service offered. Profiles may include a company description, services, logo, website, social links, and contact information. Directory listings are provided for discovery and informational purposes. Expat Crow does not independently verify every company, credential, claim, or service displayed. A listing does not indicate an endorsement or formal partnership, nor does it give the listed company access to a user’s Expat Crow account. The directory remains behind a feature flag while profiles are prepared for public release. Any future sponsored placement or commercial relationship will be clearly disclosed.

A curated weekly briefing featuring country intelligence, practical commentary, an existing country guide, a noteworthy post from X, and a featured professional.

The Expat Crow weekly newsletter provides a concise overview of developments affecting internationally mobile people and families. Each edition can include selected Country Intelligence, an Expat Crow country guide, original commentary, a highlighted post from X, and a professional from the forthcoming Professional Directory. Readers can subscribe voluntarily, view published editions online, and unsubscribe at any time. Advertising and sponsored placements will be clearly identified.

Explore new source-backed guides for the Dubai Golden Visa, Turkish citizenship by investment, and Cyprus 60-day tax residency—with search and filters to find relevant guidance faster.

Expat Crow’s public guide library now includes practical guides covering the Dubai Golden Visa, Turkish citizenship by investment, and Cyprus tax residency under the 60-day rule. Each guide includes current quick facts, eligibility considerations, practical steps, records to track, FAQs, review dates, and links to official sources. The Guides directory now also supports search, country and topic filters, live result counts, clear filters, and shareable filtered URLs.

Bring household country context, Programs and Cases, sourced Country Intelligence, and confirmed milestones together in one organized view.

Global Profile now brings together country relationships, person-specific participation, Programs and Cases, and a compact Compliance Timeline. Personal households can connect high-level Cases to detailed Pipeline work, while Advisors can manage client Cases through Planning, Active, On hold, Completed, and Archived statuses. Published Country Intelligence is matched to relevant countries with sources, effective dates, and verification dates, while suggested information remains separate from confirmed account records and obligations.

Professional firms can securely manage client work, connect Personal households with explicit consent, and collaborate through shared requests.

Advisor workspaces bring client portfolio management, People, Pipeline processes, documents, calendar events, tax deadlines, internal firm notes, and team access into one secure workspace. Advisors can invite clients to connect an existing or new Personal household. Clients retain ownership of their Personal records and explicitly control the connection. Shared requests and comments provide a client-visible collaboration channel, while internal firm notes remain private to the firm.

Practical, source-linked guides for important residency, immigration, and citizenship processes.

Expat Crow now offers free public guides that turn complex international processes into clear, practical steps. The first collection covers: • Singapore Re-Entry Permit renewal • Mexico temporary residency • Spain long-term residence • Portugal residence-permit renewal • France visitor residence-card renewal • São Tomé and Príncipe citizenship by investment Each guide includes quick answers, preparation checklists, application steps, important dates, official sources, and suggestions for what to track in Expat Crow. Requirements can change, so every guide displays when it was last verified and links directly to the relevant government authorities.

See reminder status, recipients, sent history, and the next scheduled reminder directly on Pipeline checklist work.

Eligible Pipeline checklist steps can show whether reminders are active or paused, which reminder windows have already been sent, what reminder comes next, and which active household members will receive assigned-work email reminders. Incomplete dated work can receive one limited overdue follow-up before automatic reminder email stops.

Invite household members to use Expat Crow with their own login and participate in shared Family workflows.

Family plan owners can invite people already in their household to sign in to a shared household view. Invited members can open shared Pipeline processes and complete checklist work assigned to them, while billing, membership administration, process creation, and other owner-only controls remain with the household owner.

Start common cross-border processes from reusable Pipeline templates instead of building every workflow from scratch.

The Process Library provides reusable starting points for common visa, residency, citizenship, relocation, renewal, and related workflows. Templates are searchable, editable after creation, and designed as organizational starting points rather than statements of legal requirements.

See what needs attention next, then optionally ask questions about the information already tracked in Expat Crow.

Caw turns tracked dates, documents, tax deadlines, events, reminders, and Pipeline work into a practical attention summary. Caw AI adds an optional conversational layer on eligible paid plans, including contextual questions and safe links back to relevant Expat Crow records. Shared Family households can use Caw with household-aware context while the household owner retains Caw AI consent control.

Organize visas, residency, citizenship, relocations, renewals, tax matters, and other multi-step processes in one place.

Pipeline turns a complex cross-border process into a structured workflow with stages, checklists, target dates, notes, linked records, and person-specific responsibilities. It is designed to keep the process itself visible alongside the documents, events, visits, and deadlines that support it.