FAQ

Yes, we handle real estate transactions remotely. You can select a property via video call, and we will arrange the legal due diligence, document signing via power of attorney, and the registration of ownership rights.

In a number of countries (Spain, Portugal, Cyprus, the UAE), foreigners can obtain a mortgage. Terms vary by country: typically, a down payment of 30–50% and proof of income are required. We will help you select a bank and prepare the necessary documents.

We handle all major types of visas: work, student, business, Digital Nomad, family, and investor visas, as well as long-stay tourist visas.

The renewal procedure depends on the country and the type of residence permit. Typically, the renewal application is submitted 1–3 months before the permit expires. We remind clients of the deadlines and prepare all the necessary documents for the renewal.

Timelines depend on the program: Caribbean citizenship-by-investment takes 3 to 6 months, Malta takes 12–14 months, and naturalization in EU countries takes 5 to 10 years. We will help you choose a program that fits your timeframe.

Yes, in many countries, a visa is the first step toward obtaining a residence permit. For example, a Digital Nomad visa for Spain or Portugal can be converted into a residence permit. We will help you devise the optimal immigration strategy.

The cost of our services depends on the chosen program and country. The initial consultation is free of charge. During the consultation, we will assess your situation and propose the best options, providing a transparent cost breakdown. We do not charge any hidden fees.

Timelines depend on the program: visas take from 2 weeks to 2 months, residence permits from 1 to 6 months, and citizenship from 3 to 12 months. We will provide exact timeframes for your specific case during the initial consultation.

In most cases, no. Many procedures can be handled remotely. However, some programs require an in-person visit for biometrics or an interview. We will notify you in advance if a trip is required.

A foreign passport is sufficient for the initial consultation. To submit an application, the following are usually required: a foreign passport, a police clearance certificate, proof of income, and medical insurance. The exact list depends on the program.

A residence permit is a document that grants the right to reside in a country legally. A residence permit in EU countries provides the right to visa-free travel within the Schengen Area, access to healthcare and education, and the opportunity to start a business.

It depends on the type of residence permit and the country. An investment residence permit (Golden Visa) typically does not grant the right to work as an employee but allows you to run your own business. A work residence permit grants full employment rights.

The most accessible residence-by-investment programs are in Greece (from €250,000), Turkey (from $200,000), Portugal (from €500,000), and the UAE (from AED 500,000). Each program has its own advantages, and we will help you choose the best one.

A residence permit is an authorization to reside in a country that requires renewal. Citizenship entails full membership in the state, including the right to vote, a passport, and social guarantees. Citizenship is passed down by descent.

Citizenship-by-investment programs are offered by: Malta, Montenegro, and Turkey (in Europe); Antigua and Barbuda, St. Kitts and Nevis, Dominica, and Grenada (the Caribbean); and Vanuatu (Oceania). Minimum investments start at $100,000.

In most cases, no. Many countries allow dual or multiple citizenship. However, there are exceptions (for example, Singapore and the UAE). We will provide advice on each specific case.

The Digital Nomad visa is a special type of visa for remote workers. It allows you to live and work in the country without being a local employee. Proof of monthly income ranging from €2,000 to €3,500 is typically required.

Yes, in most countries, you can extend your visa without leaving the country. We assist with preparing the documents for the extension and monitor the deadlines to ensure you remain in compliance with immigration laws.

Yes, we specialize in comprehensive support for families. We will prepare documents for all family members, including minor children, and assist with school selection and settling into the new location.

Minimum stay requirements vary by program. Some programs (such as the Greek Golden Visa) do not require mandatory residence, while others (such as a work-based residence permit) entail continuous presence. We will select a program that suits your lifestyle.

Yes, most programs allow you to include minor children in the application. Some programs also allow the inclusion of adult children up to the age of 26–30, provided they are financially dependent on the applicant.

We guarantee the quality of document preparation and adherence to submission deadlines. Our application approval rate is 98%. In the event of a refusal, we provide a free analysis of the reasons and resubmit the application if possible.

Tax obligations depend on the country and your tax residency status. Certain countries (such as Cyprus, Malta, and Portugal) offer special tax regimes for new residents. We work with tax advisors and can help optimize your tax liability.

Первичная консультация бесплатная и длится 30–60 минут. Мы анализируем вашу ситуацию, цели и бюджет, после чего предлагаем оптимальные программы с расчётом сроков и стоимости. Консультация возможна онлайн или в нашем офисе.

Yes, we provide post-program support: assistance with status renewal, tax consultations, and help with opening bank accounts and settling into the new country.