# Plainright Europe > Plainright Europe is an AI legal information service for people in the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. People describe a legal problem in everyday words, choose their country and language, and receive an explanation of their rights under EU and national law, practical next steps, deadlines and free or low-cost help nearby. Plainright is an AI system, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice. ## Main areas - Immigration and residence: moving as an EU citizen, non-EU family members, family reunification, work permits and the EU Blue Card, asylum under the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum (applying since 12 June 2026), temporary protection for Ukrainians (until 4 March 2027), Schengen stays, the Entry/Exit System and ETIAS, citizenship. - Flights and travel: EU air passenger rights (compensation of 250, 400 or 600 euros), train and bus rights, package holidays. - Accidents: car accidents at home and abroad, rental cars, injuries at work. - Everyday law: work, renting, contracts, consumer rights, debt, family, courts, benefits, health, insurance, education, discrimination, police and arrest rights, inheritance, data protection (GDPR), taxes. - Lawyers and free help near me: legal aid, migrant and refugee legal services and highly rated law offices in every EU country; no fees and no paid placement. ## Launch countries Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and Ireland, with EU rules for all member states. ## Languages English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Arabic, Ukrainian and Turkish. ## Plans Free with 10 questions a month (emergency and arrest questions unlimited); Plus €7.99 a month or €59.99 a year, VAT included, with a 14-day right of withdrawal; free six-month access for people facing financial hardship through partner organisations. Plainright never sells user data. ## Contact contact@plainright.org ## Who it is for Everyone: local citizens and immigrant communities alike. Includes guidance on returning home voluntarily (official assisted return programmes and the Global Human Capital Reinsertion Initiative, an independent nonprofit) and on moving abroad (IntelExpats, which operates Plainright Europe).