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Moving to Europe: Your First 90 Days

A country-independent plan for the first three months after a move: documents, money, health, housing, work and language, in the right order.

5modules
15lessons
4weeks
—one-to-one calls
30days of post-course support

Your Readiness Proof

A personal 90-day plan with your document checklist, a first-month budget, a list of the official services in your city and your first job-search or study steps.

What this course is — and is not

This course is educational and applies to many European countries in general terms. It does not give individual residence, immigration, tax or legal advice; for these, contact the competent authority in your country or a qualified adviser.

Who this is for

  • People planning a move to any European country
  • People who arrived recently and feel overwhelmed
  • Families and partners who move together

Better to start elsewhere

  • Individual immigration questions — contact the competent authority or a qualified adviser

What you will be able to do

  • Know which steps come first in almost every European country
  • Prepare and organise your documents
  • Plan money for the first months
  • Find official services, free advice and community help
  • Set realistic goals for work, study and language

Modules and lessons

1Before and right after arrival
3 lessons
  • Documents to bring
  • Address and registration
  • Phone and bank
2Health and insurance
3 lessons
  • How European systems differ
  • Getting insured
  • Finding a doctor
3Money and housing
3 lessons
  • First-month budget
  • Renting safely
  • Avoiding scams
4Work and study
3 lessons
  • Where jobs are advertised
  • Qualification recognition
  • Language courses
5Your 90-day plan
3 lessons
  • Priorities
  • Weekly routine
  • Where to get help

Course author and support

Prepared with advisers and volunteers who support newcomers in several European countries.

Self-paced, with automated checks and a final assessment. A coordinator answers questions by message within three business days.

Your result tracker

Every week your tracker shows what is done, what is next and what your mentor said. Your coordinator checks in if a checkpoint slips.

  1. Week 1 · CheckpointBefore and right after arrival
  2. Week 2 · CheckpointHealth and insurance
  3. Week 2 · CheckpointMoney and housing
  4. Week 3 · CheckpointWork and study
  5. Week 4 · CheckpointYour 90-day plan
  6. Week 4Readiness Proof submitted and reviewed
  7. After the course+30 days: post-course follow-up

After the course

6 months of access to all materials and updates after you finish, a 30-day check-in from your coordinator and access to the alumni community.

Format and time

Video lessons, readings, exercises, quizzes and a final assessment, at your own pace. 2–3 hours a week.

Requirements

A laptop or desktop computer, a stable internet connection and about 2–3 hours a week.

Always up to date — and adapted to you. This course is updated regularly and can be adapted to your personal needs — pace, focus, examples from your field, accessibility or extra language support. Mention it in your application.

Certificate

Certificate of Completion, issued when you pass the final assessment.

This is a MAKE ME FIT certificate with a public verification link. It is not a state qualification or a professional licence.