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Run Abroad (润学导航) is a web tool that takes 10 basic facts about you — age, education, language score, work experience, savings, etc. — and checks them against 71 visa and immigration pathways across 32 countries, showing which ones you qualify for and exactly what you're missing.
Run Abroad (润学导航) is a web tool that takes 10 basic facts about you — age, education, language score, work experience, savings, etc. — and checks them against 71 visa and immigration pathways across 32 countries, showing which ones you qualify for and exactly what you're missing.Is this a list of visa requirements, or does it actually calculate my results for me?It's a decision engine, not a plain checklist of policies: it compares your inputs against each pathway's hard and soft requirements and sorts every result into one of four tiers instead of a simple yes/no.
It's a decision engine, not a plain checklist of policies: it compares your inputs against each pathway's hard and soft requirements and sorts every result into one of four tiers instead of a simple yes/no.How do I start using it?There's no build process — clone the repo and open index.html directly in a browser, or use the GitHub Pages deployment that the included GitHub Actions workflow builds automatically on every push to main.
There's no build process — clone the repo and open index.html directly in a browser, or use the GitHub Pages deployment that the included GitHub Actions workflow builds automatically on every push to main.Do I need Node, npm or any libraries to run this?No — the whole app is just three plain JavaScript files loaded in sequence, with no bundler, no module system and no third-party dependencies.
No — the whole app is just three plain JavaScript files loaded in sequence, with no bundler, no module system and no third-party dependencies.Can I trust the result to actually get me a visa?No — the author is explicit that this is only a pre-screening tool, not legal advice; policies change fast and real applications involve documents, background checks and interviews the tool can't cover.
No — the author is explicit that this is only a pre-screening tool, not legal advice; policies change fast and real applications involve documents, background checks and interviews the tool can't cover.What do the four result categories mean?Pathways are sorted into Qualified (every hard requirement met), Close (one or two fixable gaps like language score or savings), Needs long-term prep (several gaps but still possible), and Not viable right now (blocked by a hard requirement that can't change soon).
Pathways are sorted into Qualified (every hard requirement met), Close (one or two fixable gaps like language score or savings), Needs long-term prep (several gaps but still possible), and Not viable right now (blocked by a hard requirement that can't change soon).What's the difference between a hard and soft requirement gap?Soft gaps — language score, work experience, funds, an offer letter — can be fixed with time, so the pathway stays live; hard gaps like an age cap can't be changed, so the tool tells you to stop considering that path.
Soft gaps — language score, work experience, funds, an offer letter — can be fixed with time, so the pathway stays live; hard gaps like an age cap can't be changed, so the tool tells you to stop considering that path.Does it tell me what to work on first?Yes — the engine tallies which single missing requirement is blocking the most pathways, pointing you to the one gap worth closing first for the biggest payoff.
Yes — the engine tallies which single missing requirement is blocking the most pathways, pointing you to the one gap worth closing first for the biggest payoff.Is there anything for university students specifically?Yes, a separate student track covers 14 additional pathways (Japanese language schools, Canadian co-op, German Ausbildung, working-holiday visas, J-1, au pair, crew jobs and exchange platforms), kept apart from the main 71-path engine so it isn't mixed with actual visa data.
Yes, a separate student track covers 14 additional pathways (Japanese language schools, Canadian co-op, German Ausbildung, working-holiday visas, J-1, au pair, crew jobs and exchange platforms), kept apart from the main 71-path engine so it isn't mixed with actual visa data.What are similar projects?50projects50days, vanillawebprojects, rubrictrail, how-to-survive-unemployment, how-to-live-better, Ledgerify, PCB_lightgraph_Portable, deepseek-whale-girl
50projects50days, vanillawebprojects, rubrictrail, how-to-survive-unemployment, how-to-live-better, Ledgerify, PCB_lightgraph_Portable, deepseek-whale-girlWhich topics is it in?vanilla-js, decision-making, github-pages, vanilla-javascript, static-site, no-dependencies, privacy-first, github-actions, beginner-friendly, guide, china, web-app
vanilla-js, decision-making, github-pages, vanilla-javascript, static-site, no-dependencies, privacy-first, github-actions, beginner-friendly, guide, china, web-app