EuroGarant Bureau · updated July 12, 2026

About EuroGarant: Spain residency lawyers and how we work

Updated: July 12, 2026 · Company information and how we work

In short: EuroGarant is a legal bureau specializing in residency and legalization in Spain. We guide Russian-speaking clients around the world through the entire journey: from choosing a legal residence route and calculating income thresholds to filing documents, obtaining the TIE card, renewing status, and — years down the road — permanent residency and citizenship. We work fully remotely, from the first call to the government authority's decision. On this page: who we are legally, the principles we work by, and how the process is structured.

Who we are legally

Behind the EuroGarant brand stands the Spanish company ROSALINDA-SUPERIA S.L. — a limited liability company registered in Spain and entered in the commercial register (Registro Mercantil). We operate as a personal data controller under the GDPR (Regulation EU 2016/679): data from your requests is used solely to contact you about your matter and is not shared with third parties — see the details in our personal data policy.

Who handles cases in Spain

Documents are filed and defended before Spanish authorities, which is why the legal side of Spanish cases is handled by a practising Spanish lawyer — a partner of the firm.

The bar registration number is provided so that you can check the lawyer yourself: the register of practising Spanish lawyers is publicly available at abogacia.es and on the website of the Barcelona bar association. We give the name and number precisely because in this field verifiability matters more than promises.

CompanyROSALINDA-SUPERIA S.L. · Registro Mercantil

Where we areSpain · we work with clients remotely worldwide

LanguagesRussian and Spanish: we communicate with you in Russian and with the authorities in Spanish

ContactWhatsApp, Telegram @visa_garant, phone, e-mail — see contact

What we do

Our focus is immigration support through the current legal residence routes of Spain and other European countries:

Digital Nomad Residence Permit (DNV) (Spain. Filed from Spain) — for those who work remotely for foreign clients or an employer; the income threshold is calculated from the minimum wage (around 200% of the SMI)
Non-Lucrative Residence Permit (NLV) (Spain. Filed from Moscow) — for financially independent applicants with passive income or savings; threshold — 400% of the IPREM ≈ €2,400/month
Student Visa & Student Residence Permit (Spain. Filed from Moscow) — a legal relocation through studies, with the right to work part-time
Family Reunification — support for spouses and children, including family members in the main applicant's application
Spanish Residence Permit Renewal — re-registering your residency on time and without losing status
Slovakia Residence Permit for Remote Workers (filed from Moscow) — a 1-year status for remote professionals, a Schengen country
Croatia Residence Permit (filed from Moscow) — a 1-year digital nomad permit, an EU and Schengen country
Montenegro Residence Permit (filed from Montenegro) — a 1-year boravak with renewal, visa-free entry
Permanent residency and citizenship — the long-term trajectory after five years of legal residence
Related matters — NIE and TIE, sworn translations, apostilles, insurance, tax planning for your relocation

We do not offer the investor "golden visa" — the program was discontinued on April 3, 2025 (Ley Orgánica 1/2025), and applications are no longer accepted. If you were counting on it, we will honestly walk you through the current alternatives: most often DNV or NLV.

Our principles

Legal routes only We do not build strategies around illegal stays and never advise "overstaying" in hopes of legalizing later: that risks an entry ban and lost years. Our clients live in Spain legally from day one — through DNV, NLV, studies, family, or business.

Honest assessment If your income, documents, or situation do not qualify yet, you will hear it on the first call — not after months of preparation. We do not file long-shot applications with unconvincing income: a refusal damages the applicant's record and costs more than an honest "not yet."

We work from primary sources We verify thresholds, timelines, and requirements against the BOE (Spain's official gazette), the current immigration regulations, and clarifications from the relevant ministries — not against social media retellings. Our article library and Q&A section are built on the same logic.

Transparent process and 50–25–25 payment Before we start, you see the stages, the document list, and the estimated timelines. Payment is tied to those same stages under a 50–25–25 scheme — no 100% upfront payment; how it works is shown below.

No guarantees on behalf of the government The decision is made by the consulate or Extranjería, and no honest firm can "guarantee" its outcome or timing — cita previa queues and processing times are set by the authority. What we answer for is the quality of preparation: the right legal route, correctly calculated income, a complete file, and meticulous sworn translations.

Confidentiality Financial documents, passport data, and family circumstances are processed under the GDPR and are never used for anything other than your case.

One turnkey package — paid in three stages

We do not split our support into stripped-down tiers: every case is handled in a single turnkey format — from assessment and strategy to filing and the government authority's decision. The fee is split under a 50–25–25 scheme: you do not pay everything upfront — half of the amount is paid only after the work is done and after the result.

50%Stage 1 · startAdvance payment — and we take your case into work right away: strategy, income calculation, assembling the file

75%Stage 2 · +25%Another 25% — upon completion, once the documents are prepared and filed

100%Stage 3 · +25%The final 25% — only after the result: approval and receipt of your residence permit

The scheme applies to all of the bureau's services — from your first residence permit to renewal and citizenship. We quote the exact fee for your route after a free assessment.

How we work: six steps

Free assessment. You leave a request — we analyze your situation: citizenship, source of income, family composition, relocation goals — and immediately name realistic options.
Choosing the route and calculating thresholds. We calculate income from the correct base: for DNV — from the SMI, for NLV — from the IPREM, with supplements for family members. A wrong calculation base is one of the main reasons for refusals, so we never skip this step. The overall process is described in the guide "How to Get a Spanish Residence Permit".
Contract and plan. We lock in the stages of the turnkey package, the document list, and areas of responsibility: what we prepare and what you provide. This is when the 50% advance is paid — and the work begins.
Preparing the file. Criminal record certificates with an apostille, sworn translations (traductor jurado), proof of income, an insurance policy meeting the visa requirements, application forms, and payment of fees.
Filing and follow-up. We book the cita previa, file with the consulate or Extranjería/UGE-CE, track the status, and respond to any requests from the authority (requerimiento) if they come.
Decision, TIE, and beyond. After approval we help you obtain the TIE resident card, then guide you along your status calendar: renewal, a change of route if needed, and after five years — permanent residency and the path to citizenship.

Why you can trust us

In immigration, trust is built on verifiability, not promises. Here is what you can check for yourself:

The legal entity is real: ROSALINDA-SUPERIA S.L. is a genuine Spanish company in the form of an S.L., entered in the commercial register (Registro Mercantil)
We do not sell closed programs: if a route has been abolished by law, you will read about it right here on our website — not find out after paying
Our knowledge is public: articles, route breakdowns, and answers to questions are published free of charge — you can verify our expertise before ever contacting us
Honest materials: the "relocation stories" on the website are typical illustrative scenarios of how the process usually goes, not fabricated named testimonials from "real clients"
References to the law: in our materials we cite specific legal norms — the BOE, Ley Orgánica 1/2025, the immigration regulations — so every claim can be checked against the primary source

Important: Spain's immigration rules change — regulations get updated, income thresholds are recalculated along with the SMI and IPREM, and the authorities' practice varies by region. The information on this page is for reference only and does not replace an individual consultation on your situation.

Where to start

If you are still choosing your path, start with the guide "How to Get a Spanish Residence Permit": it covers the routes, income requirements, and step-by-step process. If you already know your route, read the breakdowns of DNV and NLV, or ask a question directly via contact. The fastest way is to request a free assessment: one conversation is enough to see which route fits you best.

We'll find your residence route — for free A no-obligation assessment: a lawyer from the bureau will review your situation, name a workable route, and outline the first steps toward your move.

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Official sources: BOE — Spanish legislation · Ministry of Inclusion and Migration · Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (consulates)