Official authorities
Government portals, immigration and tax authorities, embassies, consulates, regulators, and official public notices are the first reference for rules and requirements.
Go2Tur Studio standards
Editorial Policy
How we select sources, separate fact from judgment, handle changing information, and correct the material we publish.
Effective August 2, 2026 · Applies to the online guide, website content, and 1-on-1 research
Purpose
Practical information needs a visible method.
Digital-nomad decisions combine slow-changing context with details that can change overnight. A useful guide must say where information comes from, what was verified, when it was reviewed, and where personal judgment begins.
This policy applies to the continuously updated online guide (G2T Gold), free website material, and research prepared for approved 1-on-1 planning sessions (G2T Diamond). It does not turn the studio into a legal, tax, immigration, medical, financial, or security adviser.
Source hierarchy
Closer to the source carries more weight.
When sources conflict, we prefer the source with direct authority over the subject and make uncertainty visible rather than forcing a false conclusion.
Primary service providers
Official documentation from telecom operators, banks, payment networks, transport operators, software companies, and accommodation platforms is used for product-specific details.
Independent context
Reputable reporting, research publications, and clearly dated local material may add context, but they do not override an authoritative primary source.
Reader and community reports
First-hand reports help identify questions and possible changes. We treat them as leads to verify, not as final evidence on their own.
Research and publication
How material is handled.
Check the claim, not just the page
We record the source and access date, look for the authority behind the statement, and compare another reliable source when a detail is consequential or unclear.
Separate fact from interpretation
Rules, published prices, and official requirements are presented as sourced facts. Comparisons, frameworks, and planning suggestions are identified through context and wording as editorial judgment.
Date material that can change
The online guide identifies publication or revision dates where useful. Time-sensitive sections are prioritized for review when a material change is reported or an editorial update is scheduled.
Do not hide unresolved differences
When reliable sources disagree or a rule depends on nationality, status, or personal circumstances, we state the limitation and direct readers to the relevant authority.
Tools are not sources
Software and AI-assisted tools may support organization, comparison, or translation. They are not treated as evidence, and publishable material remains subject to human review.
Use the same standard in live guidance
Research for personalized planning follows the same source hierarchy as the online guide. The session helps organize choices; it does not provide representation or replace professional advice.
Time-sensitive information
Verify again before acting.
Entry rules, visa policies, tax obligations, prices, network coverage, and provider terms can change after publication. Readers remain responsible for confirming critical details with the relevant authority or provider before booking, paying, traveling, or changing legal status.
Corrections and independence
Errors should have a clear route back to the studio.
Report a possible error
Email support@go2tur.com with the guide or page title, the statement in question, a source link, and the date you checked it.
How corrections are handled
We review the source and scope of the issue. Confirmed material errors are corrected in the working edition or next available revision, depending on urgency and distribution method.
Commercial independence
Payment does not buy a destination ranking or undisclosed recommendation. Sponsorships, affiliate relationships, complimentary access, or other material interests will be disclosed where relevant.