BryceYuuu/RUN
Learning ResourcesA sourced handbook for comparing emigration routes by income, passport limits and residency timelines.
RUN is a Chinese-language handbook for people considering relocation abroad. It organizes visa and residency routes by how you earn: a local job offer, remote work for foreign clients, self-employment, passive income, or investment. The README reports 36 European countries, 110 routes overall, and 13 non-European destinations, with data dated October 2026. European route records draw mainly from LetsMigrate.org, with additional routes written by the project, while non-European coverage is described as less deeply checked than the European pages.
What a reader gets
The handbook leads with a route choice: identify your income source, target, passport constraints, and then a self-check. From there, country pages list key figures, process steps, and material checklists, plus living-and-identity profiles covering cost of living, rent, safety, average wage, income tax, passport strength, permanent-residence and citizenship timelines, and dual-nationality rules. A comparison table supports cross-country screening, and charts show income thresholds for digital-nomad, blue-card, passive-income, and investment routes.
Practical guides extend beyond visa eligibility to China-specific document preparation (apostille, criminal record, diploma recognition, name transliteration, funding compliance), tax residency basics, a 90-day pre-landing checklist, and an index of official portals. A structured CSV of 99 routes is provided for spreadsheet filtering.
How it is maintained
Country content lives under src/; scripts/build_docs.py regenerates the European country pages, charts, and automated blocks of the README. Corrections are accepted through issues or pull requests, and contributions are asked to include official source links. A dated changes table tracks 2025–2026 openings, closures, and tightening rules, which is useful because the README warns that many older online guides are no longer valid.
Conditions and limits
The handbook is explicitly informational and does not constitute immigration, legal, tax, or investment advice; any decision should be checked against official country pages. Several routes are marked as unavailable to mainland Chinese passport holders, so the passport-specific sections matter. One dated signal: a HotRepo new-repository board snapshot observed 164 total stars on 2026-10-29; there is no comparable daily-board history, so it says nothing about momentum or durability. Content is CC BY-SA 4.0 and scripts are MIT.
Written by AI from the project's README, updated October 29, 2026. The project's own docs are the source of truth.