Foreign nationals with a family, investment, property, deposit, employment or other statutory basis
A temporary residence permit application is not merely a document checklist. The legal basis, current stay status, passport validity, accommodation, and family or employment records must be reviewed together.
The State Migration Service states that an application should be made at least 30 days before the current stay or permit expires. The legal basis and documents are assessed individually.
This content was checked against official sources on 20 August 2026. Requirements may vary with the facts and later legislative changes.
A residence permit application requires a suitable legal basis and consistent supporting documents. Applications, renewals and the status of accompanying family members are reviewed separately.
Before work begins we clarify the facts, available documents, intended outcome, and relevant deadlines. Contracts, correspondence, and authority decisions prepared in advance make the initial review more precise.
The initial review is followed by an explanation of the legal options, the principal risks, and the recommended sequence of actions, together with agreement on scope and timing.
Last legal review: 2 September 2026
Foreign nationals with a family, investment, property, deposit, employment or other statutory basis
Permit and renewal periods vary by legal basis
Identify the legal basis and evidence that it continues
Statutory value and evidence requirements must be met and the application is assessed separately.
Each family member’s status and documents are reviewed separately.
