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Before we begin — who is filling this out?
This changes how the system speaks to you. Both paths unlock the exact same 10-section system, City Intelligence AI, and Income Strategy Engine — just framed for your real situation.
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I am the person being deported
You are planning your own rebuild — your skills, your income, your city, your path back to stability and to your family.
Solo Rebuild Mode
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I am filling this out for someone I love
Spouse, parent, sibling, or friend — you're researching and planning on behalf of someone who is detained or being deported, possibly for the whole family.
Family Support Mode
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Strategic Reintegration Framework
The Complete Life Rebuild & Reintegration System
10 sections. Solo rebuild first. Family reunion second. City research, income planning, and a full success assessment at the end — built for real situations, not ideal ones.
01Current Reality
02Survival
03Health
04Identity
05City Research
06Income Builder
07Financial Plan
0890-Day Solo
09Family Reunion
10Success Assessment
← Change who this is for
Your answers save automatically in this browser as you go — closing the tab or losing connection won't erase your progress. DeportNav provides general planning information based on lived experience and public sources. It is not legal, immigration, financial, or medical advice — for those matters, consult a licensed professional in the relevant jurisdiction.
Before building your future, we need an honest picture of today. No judgment. No wrong answers. Only honest ones that help us plan better.
Why this matters: Most people rush to plan their future without facing their current reality. This section is the foundation everything else is built on. Take your time.
1.1Country you are currently in?
1.2Country you are returning to?
1.3How much time do you have before departure?
1.4How many people depend on you financially?
1.5What is your biggest fear about this transition?
1.6What feels most overwhelming right now?
1.7What are you most afraid of losing?
1.8How emotionally prepared do you feel right now? (1 = not at all, 10 = fully ready)
Not preparedFully ready
1.9Are you also planning to relocate, or are you staying where you are for now?
Yes — our whole family is relocating together
Possibly later — once they are stable first
No — I am staying here, supporting from a distance
Not decided yet
Section 02 — Survival & Stability
Securing Your First 30 Days
The first 30 days determine everything. Identify what you have, what you're missing, and what must be secured before arrival.
Most people get this wrong: They focus on the future before the present is secure. A stable first 30 days creates the foundation for everything else.
Pre-Departure Checklist
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Passport and government ID secured and accessible
URGENT
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Birth certificates for yourself and all dependents
URGENT
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Bank account accessible online from destination country
URGENT
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At least 30 days emergency cash secured
URGENT
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Confirmed housing for first 2 weeks upon arrival
URGENT
✓
At least one trusted contact in destination country
IMPORTANT
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30-day supply of any prescription medications
IMPORTANT
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Children's school and vaccination records saved digitally
IMPORTANT
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Employment history and skills documented digitally
PLAN
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Local SIM card plan researched for destination country
PLAN
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Housing search started for month 2 onwards
PLAN
2.1Do you currently have access to money?
Yes — savings in an accessible account
Limited — less than 1 month of expenses
No — I will need help immediately
2.2Do you have confirmed housing upon arrival?
Yes — family home confirmed
Yes — friend or contact confirmed
Short-term rental or hotel booked
No — I need to figure this out
2.3How long could your savings last without income?
2.4Who can help you in your first 30 days? Name, relationship, what they can offer.
2.5How will you send money to them? Do you have a transfer method set up?
Yes — already set up (Wise, Remitly, bank transfer, etc.)
No — I need to figure this out
Not sure I will need to — they may be self-sufficient quickly
Why this matters: Wire services like Western Union often charge $20–$40 in fees per transfer. Apps like Wise or Remitly are usually 5–10x cheaper for the same transfer. Setting this up before you need it saves real money and removes one less thing to figure out in a crisis moment.
Section 03 — Health & Wellbeing
Protecting Your Mind & Body
Forced transitions create serious physical and emotional stress. Planning for your health is not optional — without it, nothing else works.
This section matters more than most people admit: Stress, anxiety, and illness during forced relocation are extremely common. Acknowledging this is strategic, not weak.
3.1Will you have healthcare access after arrival?
Yes — public healthcare available
Yes — through family or future employer
Unsure — I need to research this
No — no coverage initially
3.2Current emotional state honestly — rate it.
StrugglingFully stable
3.3Do you or dependents take regular medication? List medication and current supply.
3.4What healthy habits currently keep you grounded?
3.5What emotional support do you currently have?
Strong family or friend support network
Faith community or spiritual practice
Managing mostly alone right now
I need more support than I currently have
Your mental health matters too. You are managing a crisis for someone you love while also holding your own life together — work, possibly children, finances, fear, all at once. That weight is real. Naming one person who is supporting you right now is not a small thing — it's a foundation.
Section 04 — Identity & Purpose
Who You Are Beyond This Situation
Most people lose their sense of identity during forced transitions. This section reconnects you with who you are, who you want to become, and what drives you forward.
This is not soft work. Identity clarity is one of the most powerful strategic advantages you can have. People who know who they are make better decisions and rebuild faster.
4.1Outside your current country, job, or circumstances — who are you?
4.2What kind of person do you want to become through this rebuild?
4.3What strengths have helped you survive difficult situations before?
4.4What mindset patterns must change for your rebuild to succeed?
4.5What example do you want to set for your family through how you handle this?
Section 05 — City Intelligence System
AI-Powered City Research & Navigation
Stop guessing. This AI advisor knows the cities, wages, organizations, health systems, and business resources for every major deportation destination — including African countries and Germany. Ask anything.
AI City Intelligence — V5 Upgrade
You don't know what you don't know. That's what this is for.
Most people arrive in a city they picked for the wrong reasons — because it was familiar, because family was there, or because it was the first option they knew. This tool helps you make the smartest decision for YOUR situation: your skills, your family, your budget.
Step 1 — Select Your Destination Region
Choose the country or region you are going to. The AI advisor will focus all answers on that destination.
Don't see your country?
We don't have a pre-written briefing for every country — but the AI advisor will research your destination directly using live web search, so you still get real, current answers.
Step 2 — Your Situation (Optional but Recommended)
The more context you give the AI, the more specific the answers. These are optional — but your job skills, family situation, and budget will make every answer more useful.
5.1What work skills or experience do you have?
5.2Family situation?
5.3Monthly budget for first 3 months?
5.4Main goal in choosing your city?
Step 3 — Choose What to Research
Tap any topic to instantly send a pre-built research question to the AI. Or type your own question below.
DeportNav City AI
Select a region above to begin
Quick questions:
Safest neighborhood for families?Documents needed first week?School registration process?Biggest arrival mistakes?Free health clinics?Minimum survival budget?
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Welcome to DeportNav City Intelligence.
I'm your AI research advisor for city planning, wages, organizations, health, housing, and business resources across Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Ecuador, Germany, and major African destinations including Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, and Kenya.
Start by selecting your destination region above — then tap any research topic or type your own question. The more you tell me about your skills, family, and budget, the more specific I can be.
💡Not sure what to ask? Tap here to see guided questions↑
You can also write in Spanish, Haitian Creole, or French — the AI will reply in the same language. / También puedes escribir en español.
Your Research Notes — Save Key Findings Here
Important: AI answers are based on training data and general knowledge. Always verify critical details — especially organization contact information, current wages, and safety conditions — with local contacts before making final decisions. This tool helps you know what to look for and what questions to ask.
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Family Support
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Section 06 — Income Builder
Building Your Income Plan
Enter your real skills and every realistic job option. The chart updates live as you add income sources — showing exactly when you cross from survival into stability.
How to use this: Add every job or income source you could realistically pursue. Include primary work, part-time, side income, and remote. The chart shows your turning point.
6.1What work experience or skills do you have?
6.2Languages spoken? Any certifications or licenses?
6.3Could you do any work remotely or online?
Yes — I already have remote-ready skills
Possibly — I could learn or adapt
No — my work is physical or in-person only
6.4Could you start a service business with your skills?
Yes — I have done it before
Yes — I would need some help starting
Not sure — I need to explore this
AI Wage Intelligence — Know Before You Guess
Wage Reality Report
Stop guessing what you'll earn. Get the real numbers for your skills.
Select your skill category and destination below. The AI will generate a realistic wage report and a personal income strategy — built specifically for your experience level and city, not generic averages.
If you already selected a region in Section 05, it's remembered here. Otherwise, choose it now.
Destination country
Primary skill category
Experience level
Licenses or certifications?
Select all 3 fields above to unlock your report.
Manual Income Builder
How to use this: Add every job or income source you could realistically pursue — use the numbers from your Wage Reality Report above as a guide. Include primary work, part-time, side income, and remote. The chart shows your turning point.
Income Sources
Job / Income Type
Monthly ($)
Start Month
Category
Month 3 Total: $0
Month 6 Total: $0
Month 12 Total: $0
Monthly Expenses
Enter estimated monthly costs in your chosen city. Be realistic — not optimistic.
Fills a starting point based on your selected city — you can adjust every number after.
Rent / Housing
Food & Groceries
Utilities
Transportation
Phone & Internet
Medical
Personal & Misc
Monthly Survival Number$0
Survival
$0
Minimum monthly
Stability
$0
Stable + small savings
Growth Target
$0
Building real future
Projected Income vs Expenses
Updates live as you add jobs and enter expenses above.
Income
Expenses
Net Savings
Income Scenario Planning
Scenario A
Survival Mode
One job — first available
Shared housing, minimal costs
No savings yet — covering basics
Timeline: Month 1–3
Est. Monthly Net
$600–$900
Scenario B
Stable Rebuild
Primary + part-time income
Own apartment, bills covered
Saving $100–$300/month
Timeline: Month 3–6
Est. Monthly Net
$1,200–$1,800
Scenario C
Growth Plan
Business or remote income active
Stable housing + savings cushion
Investing in future
Timeline: Month 6–12
Est. Monthly Net
$2,000–$3,500+
12-Month Projection Table
Month
Income
Expenses
Net Savings
Cumulative
Notes / Goals
All projections are planning estimates only. Actual results depend on your city, skills, effort, and market conditions. Not financial guarantees.
Your Personal Strategic Plan
Strategic Path Generator
This is the part most people never get. A real plan, built from your real numbers.
This pulls together everything you've entered — your skills, your wage report, your survival number, your family situation — into one sequenced strategic plan. Phase by phase. With the specific milestone that tells you when it's time to bring your family home.
This plan needs 3 things to be accurate:
○ A destination region selected (Section 05 or above)
○ A Wage Reality Report generated (above)
○ Your Monthly Survival Number calculated (expenses entered above)
Section 07 — Financial Plan
Solo Rebuild Financial Strategy
Your financial plan for rebuilding alone first — before family costs are added. Getting yourself stable is not selfish. It is the only way you can truly help your family.
The order matters: Solo stability first. Family reunion second. Trying to support a family before you are financially stable yourself is the fastest path to failure for everyone.
Auto-fills using your Section 06 Strategic Plan. You can edit anything after.
Second Income Strategy
Most people rebuilding need two income sources in the first 90 days. Plan for both now.
Second Income Option
Est. Extra Monthly
Hours/Week
Realistic?
Start Timeline
Weekend labor / construction
Delivery / rideshare
Freelance / skilled work
Online / remote support
Small service business
7.1Income goal at end of Month 1?
7.2Income goal at end of Month 3?
7.3Savings goal at end of Month 6?
7.4What financial milestone means you are ready for family to join?
Section 08 — 90-Day Solo Rebuild Plan
Your Personal Execution Roadmap
This is your solo phase — before family arrives. Every action here builds the foundation your family will land on. Move with intention, not just reaction.
The first 90 days determine the next 3 years. People who move deliberately in the first 90 days — even imperfectly — consistently outperform those who move reactively.
Auto-fills using your Section 06 Strategic Plan. You can edit anything after.
48H
Phase 1 — First 48 Hours
Arrival & Immediate Safety
Confirm safe housing and contact your support person
Secure food, water, and basic necessities
Get a local SIM card and working number
Confirm all documents are safe and accessible
Call family to confirm your safe arrival
Rest — you have been through something significant
WK1
Phase 2 — First 7 Days
Orientation & Foundation
Access or open a local bank account
Locate nearest hospital, pharmacy, government office
Begin job search in your field immediately
Map transportation options in your city
Reconnect with any local family or contacts
Establish a daily structure — protects your mental health
M1
Phase 3 — First 30 Days
Income & Solo Stability
Secure first income — any work that covers basics
Confirm housing for month 2 and beyond
Track every expense against your budget plan
Begin researching second income or side work
Weekly call with family — update them on the plan
Write your 90-day financial goal and post it visibly
M3
Phase 4 — Month 3
Stability Check & Family Planning Begins
Evaluate income vs survival number — are you stable?
Begin skill upgrade if income is below target
Start savings habit — even small amounts build discipline
Research what family reunion requires (documents, costs)
Assess city choice — still the right place for family?
Set 6-month and 12-month family reunion targets
Your Personal Commitments
8.1The single most important thing in your first 30 days?
8.2Income goal at end of Month 3?
8.3The one habit you will protect no matter how hard things get?
8.4Who will hold you accountable to this plan?
Section 09 — Family Reunion Plan
Bringing Your Family Together
In most cases, family does not immediately follow. This section covers separation — keeping your family stable while apart — then the full plan for when they join you.
Two phases: Phase A covers separation — keeping family stable while you establish. Phase B covers reunion — logistics and preparation for when they arrive.
Auto-fills your Family Reunion Milestone from Section 06. You can edit anything after.
Phase A — Separation Period
While Your Family is Still Abroad
9.1Who is caring for your children while you are away?
9.2How will you send money to your family? Amount and frequency?
9.3How will you maintain your relationship with your children during separation?
9.4What does your family need monthly to remain stable while apart?
9.9Are you considering relocating to join them? If yes, what is your timeline and what would need to be true first?
Family Stability Budget (While Apart)
Their rent / housing
Food & groceries
Children school costs
Medical / health
Utilities & phone
Monthly Family Support Needed$0
Phase B — Family Reunion
Preparing for Their Arrival
Do not rush this phase. Bringing family before you are ready creates crisis for everyone. Wait until you meet your Section 7 financial milestones.
9.5What documents will your family need to travel or relocate?
9.6What housing do you need secured before family arrives?
9.7Estimated cost of family's travel and relocation?
9.8What school will children attend? What is needed to enroll?
Reunion Readiness Checklist
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Income at or above stability number for 3 consecutive months
REQUIRED
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Larger housing secured (2+ bedrooms) in safe neighborhood
REQUIRED
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At least $1,500–$2,000 savings cushion available
REQUIRED
✓
School identified and enrollment process started
IMPORTANT
✓
All family travel documents confirmed and valid
IMPORTANT
✓
Healthcare access identified for arriving family
IMPORTANT
✓
Travel arrangements planned and budgeted
PLAN
✓
Honest conversation had — family emotionally prepared
PLAN
Reunion Budget
Uses your own Section 02 rent and survival numbers — transparent math, not AI. Adjust anything after.
Travel (flights / bus)
New housing (first month + deposit)
School enrollment & supplies
Setup costs (furniture, basics)
Emergency buffer
Total Reunion Cost$0
Section 10 — Success & Stability Assessment
Your Personal Rebuild Score
Based on everything you have entered across all 10 sections, this assessment calculates your current rebuild readiness and identifies where you are strongest — and where you need the most support.
This is not a judgment. It is a strategic tool. Every person starts somewhere. The score shows you exactly where to focus your energy first for the fastest path to stability.
Your Rebuild Readiness Report
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Readiness
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Category Breakdown
Key Insights & Action Items
Recommended 12-Month Milestones
Milestone
Target Month
What Success Looks Like
Status
First stable income secured
Reach monthly survival number
First $500 saved
Reach stability number
Family reunion fund ready
Family arrives
Business or career step started
Assessment Complete
You now have a plan. Most people never get this far.
This document is your strategic advantage. Review it regularly. Update it as things change. Return to it whenever the path feels unclear.