Get your bearings with paperwork and prices after moving abroad, with ChatGPT

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Living in a foreign country, one expat says ChatGPT has saved him countless days of research: translating documents, helping him navigate local laws and checking they aren't being ripped off on things like car insurance. What used to take weeks of pain now takes a few prompts.

Prompt to copy
I've recently moved to [COUNTRY] from [HOME COUNTRY]. Here is a document or quote I've received: [PASTE OR UPLOAD]. Translate it into plain English, explain what it's asking me to do and by when, and tell me whether the price or terms look normal for [COUNTRY]. List the official websites or offices where I can confirm the rules myself.

Replace the [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details before you send it.

How to try it

  1. Upload the letter, form or quote (cover up ID and account numbers).
  2. Ask for a translation, a plain summary and whether the terms look typical locally.
  3. Confirm deadlines and rules on official government or regulator websites before acting.

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