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European Commission, Migration and Home Affairs

Mavericks Settle
27 countries, one market of over 400 million people, and a way of life the world envies. We help you choose where, then take you there.
Why the EU
Live in one, do business across all of them.
As a resident of a Schengen country, travel across most of Europe for short stays without a separate visa.
Strong public services, safe cities and a healthy work-life balance.
Excellent public schools and universities, and public healthcare systems.
Access to EU customers, funding programmes and partners.
Big capitals or affordable, fast-growing hubs.

We're based in Kaunas, so we know it best. Lithuania is a fast-growing tech and fintech hub, with lower living costs than Western Europe, English widely spoken in business, and full EU membership. It's a smart first step into Europe.
Who it suits
Route types we handle: Work · Talent · Founder & business · Investor · Study · Family.
What's included
How we get you there
A 15-minute call. Tell us where you are, where you want to be and why.
Your route, confirmed. A regulated immigration lawyer licensed in the EU country you're moving to reviews your situation and confirms the right route.
We run the file. Documents, translations, appointments and deadlines, managed for you.
You arrive. Housing, bank account, registrations, schools and a local SIM, sorted with you.
You stay. Renewals, family joining you, and the long-term path when you qualify.
Life in the EU
Why Mavericks
You deal only with us. We coordinate the lawyers, translators and agencies.
Every route is confirmed by a lawyer licensed in the country you're moving to.
Home, bank, schools, business. The move doesn't end at the border.
Meet us, and the people who can help you next, at The Crossing.
We're honest
No one can guarantee a visa or a job. Immigration rules change often, so your route is always confirmed by a regulated lawyer before you spend money on it.
Questions
It depends on your profession, plans and family. The lawyer review compares the options for you.
Usually your permit is tied to the country that issued it. We plan around where you'll actually work.
EU access, lower costs, a growing tech scene and our team on the ground.
No. Advice comes only from a regulated lawyer licensed in the country you're moving to.
Yes. See Build and Go.
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