ESCAPE HATCH RESEARCH & ROADMAPS

Thinking About Leaving America?
Let's Talk About Your Options.

You've probably already discovered that getting real guidance on this isn't cheap. Attorneys, full-service consultants, citizenship advisors — the fees add up fast, and most of it assumes you've already decided where you're going.

The Escape Hatch Roadmap is designed for the "I'm seriously thinking about this but I need to understand my options first" stage — before you spend thousands on professionals who assume you're ready to sign.

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THIS IS FOR YOU IF

You Know Something Needs to Change.
You're Just Not Sure What.

If you're researching "Is [country] safe for someone like me?" — you've found your person.

"I want options. I'm not ready to sell everything and leave, but I want to know I could if I needed to."

"I keep seeing people talk about moving abroad but I don't know anyone who's actually done it — especially not someone who looks like me."

"I've done the research rabbit holes. I need someone to pull it together and tell me what this would actually look like for my life."

YOU'RE NOT ALONE IN THIS

This Isn't a Fringe Idea.
It's a Movement.

The interest in leaving — or at least having the option to leave — has reached levels not seen in a generation. Google searches for "second passport" jumped 5× in the weeks after the 2024 election. This isn't panic. It's prudent planning.

Most of the guidance out there is aimed at wealthy investors or assumes you've already decided to go. There's very little for people in the exploration phase — especially people who have safety considerations that vary by identity.

That's exactly the gap this exists to fill.

17%

of Americans considering moving abroad in the next 5 years

+102%

jump in Americans expatriating in Q1 2025 vs Q4 2024

5.5M

U.S. citizens currently living outside the country

1 in 5

U.S. workers under 40 pursuing a second passport this decade

Research you can actually afford.

Delivered by someone who's actually done it.

Getting to a decision point on international relocation usually means spending thousands on attorneys, citizenship advisors, and consultants — most of whom assume you're ready to move. The Escape Hatch

Roadmap is the step before all of that. It's how you figure out if any of this even makes sense for your life, without betting your savings to find out.

THE SERVICE

One Report. Everything You Need to Decide.

Now accepting clients

Escape Hatch Roadmap

$797

Starts with a 30-minute clarity call

✦ Custom country analysis based on your priorities

✦ Property acquisition overview

✦ Safety & community considerations

✦ Banking & financial logistics

✦ Residency pathway research & timeline

✦ Cost breakdown with real numbers

✦ Source links for independent verification

✦ Delivered in 7–10 business days

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