Sample reports
Review current examples of all four FlagSeek reports, then explore specialized excerpts showing how questionnaire answers can trigger deeper analysis when a particular concern matters.
These are illustrative samples generated from hypothetical customer profiles. Your report would be built around your own questionnaire answers, household, finances, health needs, work, priorities, risks, and practical constraints.
Full report samples
Country Match sample
Four countries worth investigating
See how Country Match turns questionnaire answers into four country recommendations, including fit signals, affordability, potential annual surplus, watchpoints, and focused next steps.
Deep Dive sample
One country, examined against one person's life
See how Deep Dive tests one serious destination against the customer's household, finances, healthcare, legal position, social fit, lifestyle priorities, regional options, risks, and next steps.
Compare sample
Two strong options, different strengths
See how Compare evaluates two serious destinations around the same questionnaire, making the tradeoffs visible rather than treating either country as a generic winner.
Action Plan sample
From fit and feasibility to execution
See how Action Plan turns a chosen destination into an ordered relocation framework with legal and practical verification, healthcare, finances, ranked places to investigate, household logistics, professional questions, Plan B, and first-arrival steps.
LGBTQ+ relocation · three views from one Action Plan
These three excerpts come from a separate Japan Action Plan used to demonstrate questionnaire-triggered LGBTQ+ and specialized healthcare analysis. Together they show that relevant issues can appear inside the core relocation analysis while deeper supplemental material is added only when the questionnaire calls for it.
Main Action Plan excerpt · Japan · pp. 26–31
See how relationship recognition, household structure, safety, community, and other LGBTQ+ concerns are woven into the ordinary Action Plan rather than isolated from the rest of the move.
View main-report excerptPersonalized supplement · Japan · pp. 267–282
See the dedicated questionnaire-triggered assessment covering relationship recognition, family and parentage, identity documents, social acceptance, safety, privacy, community, regional variation, resources, and practical arrival steps.
View LGBTQ+ supplementSpecialized healthcare supplement · Japan · pp. 284–292
See how Action Plan can separately address HIV-related treatment, prevention and monitoring and selected gender-affirming healthcare needs when those medical issues are independently identified in the questionnaire.
View healthcare supplementWhat to look for
