# Get Me The F*** Out Of (GMTFOO)

> A quiz-based country matching tool that helps Americans find the best country to move to based on their priorities — visa accessibility, cost of living, healthcare, safety, political climate, LGBTQ+ rights, and more.

## What this site does

GMTFOO matches users to countries based on a 14-question quiz covering work situation, budget, climate preference, language requirements, family needs, and personal values. Results are ranked across 152 countries using indexed scores sourced from World Bank, Numbeo, ILGA World, WHO, and the Global Peace Index.

## Pages

- [Home / Quiz](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/) — The country matching quiz
- [Blog](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/blog.html) — Guides and rankings for Americans moving abroad
- [Data Sources](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/sources.html) — Full methodology and data sourcing
- [Privacy Policy](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/privacy.html)

## Blog posts

- [Best Countries for Americans to Move To](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/blog/best-countries-for-americans-to-move-to)
- [Best Countries for Black Americans and POC](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/blog/best-countries-for-poc-americans)
- [Best Countries for Trans Americans](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/blog/best-countries-for-trans-americans)
- [Best Countries for Americans: Healthcare](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/blog/best-countries-for-americans-healthcare)
- [Best Countries for Digital Nomads](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/blog/best-countries-for-digital-nomads-2026)
- [Best Countries to Retire Abroad](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/blog/best-countries-to-retire-abroad)
- [Best Countries to Reduce Your Tax Burden](https://getmethefuckoutof.com/blog/best-countries-for-americans-taxes-2026)

## Data scoring

Countries are scored 0–100 across: political stability, affordability, English proficiency, job market, remote work infrastructure, family friendliness, visa ease, healthcare, safety, LGBTQ+ rights, trans rights, women's rights, and inclusiveness. Scores are indexed against a global baseline of 152 countries.