LexiMap.

Our mission

One continent. Dozens of rulebooks.

Moving, working or doing business in another European country means facing a different system, a different language and a different set of rules every time you cross a border. LexiMap exists to make that navigable — for everyone.

Coverage

33 countries, one map

The EU-27, the United Kingdom and the EEA/EFTA countries — every link an official national source, briefed in plain English.

Ukraine — not covered yetTurkey — not covered yetSerbia — not covered yetMontenegro — not covered yetMoldova — not covered yetMacedonia — not covered yetBosnia and Herz. — not covered yetBelarus — not covered yetAlbania — not covered yetUnited Kingdom — coveredSwitzerland — coveredSweden — coveredSpain — coveredSlovakia — coveredSlovenia — coveredRomania — coveredPortugal — coveredPoland — coveredNorway — coveredNetherlands — coveredMalta — coveredLuxembourg — coveredLithuania — coveredLiechtenstein — coveredLatvia — coveredItaly — coveredIreland — coveredIceland — coveredHungary — coveredGreece — coveredGermany — coveredFrance — coveredFinland — coveredEstonia — coveredDenmark — coveredCzechia — coveredCyprus — coveredCroatia — coveredBulgaria — coveredBelgium — coveredAustria — covered
33 countries — EU-27, UK, CH, NO, IS, LI
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How it works

From question to procedure

1

Ask

Type your question the way you'd say it — and tell us where you're from, where you're going and what you're doing.

2

We map it

Your situation is matched to the right country's official topics — deterministically when the match is clear, with AI when it isn't.

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Act on official sources

You get a briefing plus the exact government pages to read and the online procedures to complete, with a checklist to track it.

The problem

The information exists — the map doesn't

Whether you're starting a job abroad, founding a business, getting a qualification recognised, or hiring someone from another country, you're likely to hit a wall of unfamiliar systems: different portals, different forms, often a different language.

The information is out there, but it's scattered across hundreds of government websites, and almost never organised around the question you actually have. So you give up, guess, or pay intermediaries for things you could have done yourself.

What LexiMap does

Three commitments

Organised around your situation

Not around which ministry owns which form. Whether you're moving, hiring, registering a car or starting a company, you find what to read and what to do in one place.

AI that bridges the rulebooks

Ask in plain language and our assistant maps your situation onto the right country's rules — translating unfamiliar procedures, terms and requirements into a clear answer you can act on.

Official sources only

Every link points to a national government page. No blogspam, no agencies reselling free procedures — the primary source, briefed so you know what's inside before you click.

Where we're headed

LexiMap is about bringing the European region closer together: culturally, socially and economically. We're building a community where people share what they learn, allowing everyone to leverage the wisdom of the crowd to get past the paperwork nuisance of life across borders.

But our ultimate goal is to become irrelevant. We plan to use what we learn here to work with governments and help them cut the needless administrative burden that citizens and businesses face every day.

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