From your first residence permit to a European passport, even in complex cases
We help you choose a country and residency route, build your qualifying residence, prepare documents and exams, and apply for citizenship. We work online with clients worldwide.
Five steps to citizenship
Join us at any stage, whether you are just starting out or already living in Europe and preparing to apply for citizenship.
Choosing your residency route
We compare countries and residency routes against your income, work and family circumstances, choosing the option with the strongest legal basis.
Qualifying residence
We help with permits, timely renewals and changes of residency route, keeping track of absences that could interrupt your qualifying residence.
Citizenship documents
We assemble evidence of residence, income, taxes and integration, and arrange translations and legalisation.
Exams
We help you prepare for language and civic knowledge exams: the level required, where to take them and how to prepare.
Citizenship application
We submit your application, respond to requests from the authority and follow your case through to a decision.
Worried you might not qualify?
We assess your situation and look for a lawful route in a country whose requirements you meet. The authority makes the final decision, so we do not promise approval. We take responsibility for the quality of our work.
“I don't know which country suits me”
We compare income requirements, time to citizenship, language and taxes. We show you two or three realistic options instead of a one-size-fits-all answer.
“I have income, but it is hard to prove”
We work with self-employed clients and income from several sources, organising contracts, statements and tax returns to meet the authority's requirements.
“I'm worried about losing my qualifying residence”
Long absences and missed renewals can disrupt qualifying residence. We keep track of your status and deadlines and remind you in advance.
“I'm worried about the citizenship exam”
We explain the language level required in your country, where to take the exam and how to prepare without unnecessary expense.
“I've had debts or a criminal conviction”
We review what will appear in your records and how the country's rules apply, then identify a country and route with a lower risk.
“I'm nervous about paying remotely”
You see the agreement before paying. You pay in stages, with the final instalment after the outcome, rather than the full amount upfront.
End-to-end support, payment in three stages
We start your case: strategy, assessment of requirements and a document checklist.
Once your documents have been prepared and submitted.
Only after a positive decision.
Stages, fees and refund terms are set out in the agreement before your first payment. Government fees, translations and document legalisation are paid separately, against receipts. We provide a quote after your free assessment.
How the process works
- 1
Free assessment
We review your citizenship, income, family and goals, and explain honestly which options are realistic.
- 2
Agreement and plan
We set out the stages, document checklist and deadlines so you can see the whole process in advance.
- 3
Preparing your documents
Certificates, translations, legalisation, proof of income and insurance that meet the country's requirements.
- 4
Submission and follow-up
We arrange appointments, submit your application, track its status and respond to requests from the authority.
- 5
Residency and beyond
We track the next steps: renewals, qualifying residence, exams and your citizenship application.
Frequently asked questions
How much does your support cost?
It depends on the country and stage of your case. We provide an exact quote after a free assessment, with payments made in stages.
How long does it take to qualify for citizenship?
Many European countries require five to ten years of legal residence. The period, language and integration requirements vary by country. We assess the timeline for your circumstances during the consultation.
Do I need to speak the local language?
It is often not required for a residence permit. Citizenship usually requires a language test and sometimes a civic knowledge test. We explain the required level and help you prepare.
Can the process be handled online?
Yes. Consultations, agreements, document preparation and communication are handled online. You only need to attend in person where the authority requires it.
Which languages are consultations available in?
We speak with clients in Russian or Spanish and communicate with authorities in the language of the country of application.
Find a country and residency route that fit your situation
Tell us where you are from, what you do and where you would like to move. A specialist will assess your situation, explain your options and suggest the first steps. We reply within one business day.
Consultations are available in Russian and Spanish.