01
Move with your family
Plan applications for your spouse and children, organise family records and understand each applicant’s requirements.
For individuals, families and business owners
European residence
and second citizenship
Build your plans around a residence permit or a second passport. Immigration Partners helps Russian and CIS nationals prepare documents and navigate the application process, with support tailored to your family and professional circumstances.
Timelines are indicative and depend on eligibility and document readiness. The scope of our work is agreed in writing.
Start with your priorities
What would you like
your next chapter to offer?
Your family, work and business plans shape the choice of country and application basis. We begin with what matters to you.
02
Develop your business
Prepare for a new market, a company abroad or residence arrangements for the business owner.
03
Work from another country
Consider residence options for remote work, professional activity and your particular source of income.
04
Obtain a second citizenship
Understand whether your ancestry, family history or previous residence gives you a qualifying basis.
Immigration Partners programs
Residence and citizenship:
popular options
Compare the intended outcome and indicative timeline. Eligibility, preparation and the authorities’ processing times can affect the overall schedule.
Spain
Residence · Remote work
Residence in Spain
Live in Spain while continuing your professional work for companies or clients abroad. We help remote employees, self-employed professionals and their families prepare a coherent application and complete the steps towards a Spanish residence card.
- Indicative timeline
- from 4 months
- Outcome
- Spanish residence card
Bulgaria
Citizenship · Eligibility
Bulgarian citizenship
Bring your Bulgarian family history into a documented citizenship application. We help establish the relevant ancestral connection, prepare the records linking generations and support the stages leading to citizenship documents and a passport.
- Indicative timeline
- 2.5–3 years
- Outcome
- Bulgarian passport
Romania
Citizenship · Family records
Romanian citizenship
Explore a restoration application through your family’s Romanian citizenship history. We help research the qualifying ancestor, document the family relationships and prepare for submission, language requirements, the oath and subsequent Romanian records.
- Time to the citizenship order
- 2.5–3 years to the order
- Outcome
- Romanian citizenship
The oath and passport arrangements follow the citizenship order.
Explore this programGreece
Citizenship · Descent
Greek citizenship
Turn your Greek family connection into a properly documented application. We help identify the appropriate procedure, research civil and municipal records and prepare the evidence and personal steps leading to citizenship documents.
- Indicative timeline
- 12–14 months
- Outcome
- Greek passport
Kyrgyzstan
Citizenship · Personal circumstances
Kyrgyz citizenship
Assess whether your citizenship history, previous residence or family circumstances support a simplified Kyrgyz citizenship application. We help establish the appropriate basis and prepare the documents and personal steps in Bishkek.
- Indicative timeline
- 3–6 months
- Outcome
- Kyrgyz passport
Austria
Citizenship · Descent
Austrian citizenship
Explore the special citizenship procedure for qualifying descendants of people persecuted under National Socialism. We research the ancestor’s circumstances, document the direct family line and prepare the declaration under Section 58c.
- Indicative timeline
- around 12 months
- Outcome
- Austrian passport
Considering another country?
Explore the programs that match your plans.
Residence permits
European residence
for you and your family
A residence permit gives your plans a practical starting point: a place to live, work remotely or develop a business, subject to the conditions of the chosen program.
We help prepare evidence of work and income, family records, translations and the application file. For spouses and children, we identify the documents and personal steps required for each family member.
Spain’s Digital Nomad program is designed for qualifying remote employees and self-employed professionals with work outside Spain. The intended outcome is a Spanish residence card, with an overall planning estimate starting from four months.
A second passport
Second citizenship
based on your circumstances
Citizenship can support long-term family, personal and business plans. Your qualifying basis determines the procedure, evidence and options for relatives.
For ancestry and restoration applications, we work with birth and marriage records, name-change documents and archival evidence. Each generation needs a clear documentary connection.
Explore our programs for Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Kyrgyzstan and Austria. Each page explains the relevant basis, indicative timeline and stages leading to national documents.
Eligibility comes first
We assess the basis for your application before preparing the file.
A written scope of work
The agreement sets out services, responsibilities and your personal involvement.
A named point of contact
You know which documents are ready and what needs to happen next.
Application support
What we help you
prepare and complete
Our work follows the requirements of your program. Services, stages and each applicant’s responsibilities are set out in the agreement.
Program selection
We compare your plans and available evidence with the requirements of relevant programs.
Document preparation
A tailored checklist, consistent personal details and coordinated translations.
Family applications
Separate consideration of spouses, children and the records proving family relationships.
Submission arrangements
Practical preparation for appointments, personal attendance and the receiving authority’s requirements.
Additional requests
Help preparing further evidence and responses within the agreed scope of support.
After the decision
Guidance on obtaining documents, renewals and the obligations attached to your status.
Working together
From your first documents
to residence or citizenship
We distinguish preparation, appointments, public-authority processing and document issuance so you can plan your own involvement.
The scope of services and payment terms are recorded in the agreement.
- 01
Understand your plans
Your citizenship, current residence, work, family and intended outcome.
- 02
Assess the available evidence
Identify a possible basis and the documents still needed to substantiate it.
- 03
Agree the scope
Confirm the services, costs, responsibilities and personal steps involved.
- 04
Prepare and apply
Complete the agreed file, coordinate submission and address subsequent requests.
For business owners
Your business,
ready for a new market
Company formation abroad, preparation for bank-account applications and residence arrangements for owners and their families. We help organise the relocation of an existing business or the start of a new operation.
Company plans and family plans, together
- Country selection and the form of your business presence
- Documents for company registration and banking
- Residence options for the owner and family
- Coordination with legal and tax specialists
Services and costs are agreed in writing. Bank-account opening remains subject to the bank’s requirements.
Request a relocation plan covering the country, company structure, documents and practical stages.
A personal assessment
Which residence or citizenship programs could suit you?
Tell us about your priorities, citizenship and family. Your answers help an adviser prepare for a useful first conversation.
- Eight short questions about your circumstances
- No passport or document uploads
- Leave your contact details at the end
Question 1 of 8About 2 minutes
Let’s look at the options for your circumstances
Leave your contact details. Our adviser will receive your answers and explain eligibility, documents and the application process.
Review my answers
This questionnaire helps us prepare for your consultation. Applications are decided by the relevant public authority.
Practical situations
Case studies
Case study
Austrian citizenship under Section 58c: a great-grandmother’s archive and direct descendants
A practical case analysis of family records, preparation and application planning. Austrian citizenship for descendants under Section 58c.
Read case study
Case study
Romanian citizenship: a restoration file through a great-grandfather from Bessarabia
A practical case analysis of family records, preparation and application planning. Romanian citizenship through restoration.
Read case study
Case study
Greek citizenship: a family-line assessment and preparation for a consular interview
A practical case analysis of family records, preparation and application planning. Greek citizenship by descent.
Read case study
Alexey Mironov
Coordinated support
An initial assessment and a clearly agreed scope of work.
Elena Orlova
Residence programs
Employment, income and family circumstances.
Maxim Belov
Citizenship by descent
Family records and archival research.
Anna Vorontsova
Document Specialist
Checks that your records are consistent and prepares a tailored document checklist.
Dmitry Sokolov
Business Relocation Adviser
Helps prepare business relocation and residence applications for business owners.
Maria Lebedeva
Client Relationship Manager
Keeps you updated on documents, current tasks and agreed milestones.
Scroll to meet the rest of the team
Prepare for your next step
Immigration insights
Insights
Austrian citizenship under Section 58c: researching family history and eligibility
Practical guidance on eligibility, documents and preparation. Austrian citizenship for descendants under Section 58c.
Read articleInsights
Romanian citizenship restoration: researching the ancestor and preparing the file
Practical guidance on eligibility, documents and preparation. Romanian citizenship through restoration.
Read articleInsights
Greek citizenship by descent: family records, interviews and the application timeline
Practical guidance on eligibility, documents and preparation. Greek citizenship by descent.
Read articleBefore you get started
Residence and citizenship:
your questions answered
Have a different question? Tell us about your circumstances.
Can Russian nationals apply for European residence?
Eligibility depends on the country, application basis, citizenship and place of submission. We start with evidence of employment, income and family circumstances. Each program has its own requirements and personal steps. Our Spain Digital Nomad page explains that program in detail.
How do I choose a second citizenship program?
Start with circumstances you can substantiate, such as ancestry, previous citizenship and family history. Compare the evidence required, personal attendance and indicative timelines. Our programs cover Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Kyrgyzstan and Austria, with eligibility assessed individually.
Can my spouse and children apply with me?
Family eligibility varies by program. Residence applications may require evidence of relationships and sufficient financial resources. For citizenship, each relative’s position must be assessed separately. One person’s eligibility does not automatically extend to the whole family.
What should I prepare for the first consultation?
Tell us your citizenship, where you live, your work, income source and who would apply. For ancestry programs, information about parents and earlier generations is useful. We prepare a tailored checklist after the initial conversation. Please do not send passports or bank statements through the general enquiry form.
What affects the overall timeline?
Document readiness, archival research, translations, legalisation, appointment availability, processing and document production all matter. Program cards show planning estimates. For Romania, 2.5–3 years refers to the stage up to the citizenship order; the oath and passport arrangements follow.
Which stages can be completed remotely?
The initial consultation and some preparation can be handled remotely. Submission, biometrics, an interview, an oath or collection of documents may require personal attendance. We identify the relevant steps and travel requirements before work begins.
What does application support include?
Depending on the agreement, support may cover a document checklist, coordination of translations and archive requests, file preparation, submission arrangements and responses to additional requests. After a decision, we explain the steps for obtaining the residence card or citizenship documents.
How is the cost of support determined?
The scope depends on the program, number of applicants and condition of the documents. Our proposal separates professional services from required fees, translations and other necessary expenses. Public authorities decide applications and control their own processing times.