Countries where our experts help to obtain a residence permit under an investment programme:
Our company offers assistance in obtaining a temporary residence permit as well as other services, such as:
Advice on the grounds available for temporary/permanent residence and immigration.
Representation of clients before executive authorities.
Review of documents and analysis of the legal grounds for obtaining a permanent residence permit.
Support in submitting and receiving documents at the Migration Service authorities.
Business immigration consulting, either by setting up your own business or by acquiring a share in an existing one.
Assistance in drafting applications and other documents required for a residence permit.
A residence permit must be arranged in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the particular country.
And although this procedure is rather troublesome, the goal is achievable, especially if you engage a specialised professional.
Completed using the established template in the language of the country where you plan to apply for a residence permit.
The original and copies of a valid passport.
A valid policy covering the entire period of stay in the country.
A bank statement or other documents confirming the applicant has a stable income.
An official statement confirming the absence of a criminal record.
Documents confirming ownership of housing or business premises (for example, a title deed or a lease agreement) may also be requested. Receipts for the payment of state fees must be attached to the package of mandatory documents.
If the personal data of a foreigner who applied for a residence permit has changed, copies of the documents with the updated information must be submitted to the Migration Authority of the relevant country.
Four requirements to be met before submitting the documents.
A foreigner must meet the grounds set out in the legislation.
Legal presence in the country where the residence permit application is submitted.
The passport is valid for at least another six months.
Personal income sufficient to cover living in the country.
Although the various residence permit programmes differ greatly depending on the country chosen, most of them provide similar benefits.
A long-term residence permit may be applied for by
Foreign residents who have lived in the country for 5–8 years on a temporary residence permit.
A permit that allows foreigners to reside in the country where it was requested for a long period of time and has the following characteristics:
It has no validity period limits.
However, in some cases the right of permanent residence must be renewed every five years and whenever justified, i.e. when identification data changes.
A permit issued to third-country nationals that allows them to reside in the country where it was requested for a certain period and has the following characteristics:
As a rule, it is valid for one year from the date the relevant document is issued.
It can be extended for subsequent, often two-year, periods.
The residence permit must be renewed whenever identification data changes.
A short-term residence permit may be applied for by:
Foreigners carrying out scientific research.
Foreigners who plan to own real estate.
Foreigners who have established business or commercial ties.
Foreigners who plan to take part in on-the-job training programmes.
Foreigners who invest the amount determined by the regulator.
You have probably come across the terms “residency” and “citizenship” if you are one of those who want to broaden their horizons internationally. Although these words are often used interchangeably, they actually mean different and somewhat conflicting things.
As we have already said, a residence permit is a document that allows you to stay in the country for a certain period of time depending on the laws of the host country, and this document must be renewed regularly.
As for the concept of citizenship, it is a state of membership in and belonging to a country. Unlike residents, citizens receive all the rights, privileges and obligations defined by the laws of that state, and these rights include the right to vote, to participate in politics, to receive education and a certain level of medical care.
Citizenship by investment programmes allow applicants to obtain a second passport in exchange for investing in the economy of a particular country.