Sovereign Sundays
Relocation intelligence for queer and BIPOC people building a life abroad — especially those navigating both at once.
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Some of the best questions we get aren't really about the newsletter — they're about the actual decision. Where to go. What it costs to belong somewhere. Whether the version of sovereignty you're building makes sense for the life you actually have.
Those are the ones we want. Retreat questions, custom work, press, partnerships, or your own situation — if you're weighing a move, we'd rather hear from you than not.
A few things are already written up in more detail than we could fit in a reply. If yours is one of them, start here — and if it isn't, or you still want to talk it through, the form is right below.
Every destination page covers the full week, the hotel, the neighborhoods, deposits and payment plans, and a long FAQ.
See the retreats →Twenty-five countries across seven lenses. Weight what matters to you and compare any two side by side — it answers most "which country" questions better than we can in an email.
Open the Index →If you've got the kind of question that leads to five more, the community is the better room for it — and other people are working through the same thing.
See what's inside →There's no wrong question here. The more specific you are, the more useful the answer — where you're looking, what's holding you up, what you've already ruled out. We read all of them ourselves.
What we can't do over email. We're not immigration lawyers, tax advisors, or financial planners, and we won't pretend to be. We can tell you what we found, what we paid, and who we'd ask — we can't tell you whether your visa will be approved.
Anything medical, legal, or tax-specific needs someone licensed in that country. We'll say so rather than guess.
Read a few issues first. Most questions answer themselves by the third one — and the ones that don't get sharper.
Relocation intelligence for queer and BIPOC people building a life abroad — especially those navigating both at once.