Official sources first
Visa, residence and tax claims begin with competent public authorities whenever a primary source is available.
Clear editorial method
How VistoNomadi checks and updates information
We show where a claim comes from, what type of information it is and when it was last reviewed.
Method reviewed 15 July 2026
Four rules guide every page
Facts and estimates stay separate
Legal requirements, cost estimates and destination scores are labelled differently because they do not carry the same certainty.
Review dates matter
Important pages show when their core sources were checked so readers can judge whether the information is current.
Corrections remain visible
Material changes update the page and its review date instead of being hidden behind silent rewriting.
Which sources carry the most weight
- 01
Official and legal sources
Government portals, legislation, consulates, agencies and competent authorities.
- 02
Primary operational data
Official statistics, published tariffs and direct provider information.
- 03
Reliable secondary sources
Specialist organisations and established publications used for context and cross-checking.
- 04
Editorial estimates
Clearly labelled calculations or ranges, never presented as guaranteed outcomes.
Destination scores
Comparison signals, not scientific measurements
Scores help compare places inside the VistoNomadi dataset. They are not government statistics or guarantees of personal experience.
- Everyday cost
- Work infrastructure
- Mobility
- Climate
- Safety and friction
- Visa complexity
Use of artificial intelligence
AI may assist with structure, translation and quality checks. It does not replace source verification or create first-hand experience. Editorial responsibility remains with Lytheron OÜ.
Review schedule
High-impact mobility pages are prioritised when official rules change. Other pages are refreshed when new reliable source data becomes available.