Residence Permits in Spain and Europe, Visas — Even in Difficult Cases
A refusal in the past, income that is hard to document, a blank passport — that is a reason for a free case review, not for turning you away. Working remotely with citizens of Russia and the CIS: residence permits in Spain and four more European countries, Schengen and US visas, documents and settling in.
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- Your case is handled by a lawyer directly, from review to result — no call center, no account managers
- If one route doesn't fit, we find another route or another country — we don't turn you away
- No phone calls unless you ask — we communicate via messenger
- We reply within one business day
What we handle: from a first visa to citizenship
We are not tied to one country or one type of permit. If Spain's requirements are a difficult fit for your situation, we compare the conditions of neighbouring countries and propose the route with the strongest legal footing in your case.
Spanish residence permits
Digital nomad visa, non-lucrative residence, student residence, family reunification, renewals and the long-term path towards citizenship. We match the legal ground to your income, employment and family situation.
Residence in other countries
We arrange residence permits for Italy, Montenegro and Croatia, with filing available from Moscow, as well as Slovakia's digital nomad residence. Where Spain's criteria are too narrow for your circumstances, we compare these countries and manage your application at every stage, from preparing the file to the authority's decision.
Schengen and US visas
In-person and remote filing, reinforced application files, and reapplying after a refusal. We work with blank passports and with damaged visa histories alike.
Documents and legalisation
NIE and TIE, apostilles, sworn translations, recognition of foreign diplomas. We prepare the file to the standards of consulates and Spanish authorities, avoiding the errors that get documents sent back for rework.
Life in Spain
Taxes, a bank account, mortgages and car loans, long-term rentals, health insurance, nursery and school places for children — we stay with you after the move, not just up to it.
Citizenship and business
The route from a first residence permit to permanent residence and Spanish citizenship, plus company formation for those relocating through a business of their own.
The full catalogue covers more than sixty services — if you do not see yours here, describe your situation and we will point you to the right one.
One Turnkey Package, Paid in Three Stages: 50 / 25 / 25
Stages and amounts are fixed in the contract before we start — no hidden fees. The diagnostic and cost estimate are free and non-binding: the first payment only happens once you decide to begin.
What the service includes
- Route diagnostic and document assessment
- Preparation of the complete file — apostilles, translations, application forms
- Filing and communication with the government authority
- Deadline tracking until your TIE resident card is issued
- Legal support at every stage
Think you would not qualify? Cases like these are our everyday work
We never tell you that you do not qualify. We take the situation apart and look for a lawful basis — and a country — whose requirements it actually meets. The final decision always rests with the consulate or the immigration authority, which is why we never promise approval. What we do instead is stand behind our own work with money.
“I have been refused a visa before and I am afraid to apply again”
Where the consulate issues a written statement of reasons, we request it; where none is given, we reconstruct the likely cause from your application form and document set. Then we build a new file that closes that specific gap: a previous refusal does not automatically bar a new application — the consulate assesses the new file on its merits, together with your history, which is exactly why we rebuild the file to close that gap.
How we handle applications after a refusal →“I earn well, but I cannot prove it officially”
We work with the self-employed and with income from several sources: we assemble evidence from contracts, bank statements and tax returns and shape it into the format the consulate expects. If your income falls short of the legal threshold, we show you lawful ways to bridge the gap — with savings or a spouse’s income.
Income requirements for the digital nomad visa →“My passport has no visas in it at all”
An empty passport makes a first application harder, but it does not close the door. We map the route step by step: first a Schengen visa backed by a reinforced file and a travel record, then a basis for residence. Our job is to make sure every file meets the requirements it will be judged against.
Schengen with a reinforced application file →“I have had debts or a criminal record”
We check what will actually appear on your criminal record certificate and how your history reads under the rules of the country you are applying to. We gather the certificates and legal explanations, and where needed we choose a basis and a country where your particular case carries less risk.
Criminal record certificate: how to obtain one →“I am over sixty and I do not plan to work”
There are residence routes with no work or age requirements — for example, the non-lucrative visa for people living on passive income. We add up your savings, pension and rental income, and find health insurance that accepts applicants of senior age.
Non-lucrative residence permit (NLV) →“I am wary of paying remotely: you are in Spain and I am in Russia”
You receive and review the contract before any payment is made — it names our legal entity, sets out the stages of work and the refund terms. You never pay the full amount up front: payment is split into stages, and the final instalment is due only on results. How to pay from Russia or the CIS is something we settle at the free case review, before the contract is signed.
How we work with clients applying from Russia →What “we guarantee the result” actually means
Our guarantee is financial, not rhetorical: we work under a contract, payment is split into stages, and the final instalment is due only once you have your result. If the authority refuses, we refund our service fees in full, minus only the actual costs paid to third parties — government fees, certified translations, apostille. That clause is written into the contract, and you see it before your first payment. The same rule applies across every service: for a residence permit the result is your resident card, for a visa it is the issued visa, for document services it is the completed document in your hands. The final payment always comes after the result.
How We Work
Free case review
We identify the right residence route and tell you honestly whether it's realistic for your situation. No advance payment.
Contract and document list
We put the terms in writing. You see a clear checklist — no surprises.
File preparation
We check every document against the current Reglamento requirements and prepare translations and apostilles.
Filing and support
We help with the appointment, handle communication with the government authority, and track the status until a decision.
Receiving your TIE resident card
We see it through to the finish — the resident card in your hands.
Spain Residence Routes: Which One Fits Your Case?
Each route has its own legal requirements. Compare the thresholds — and if none seems to fit cleanly, that is a case for a free review, not a dead end.
Digital Nomad
For those working remotely for foreign clients or a foreign company.
Passive Income
For those with stable income and no employment activity in Spain.
Student Residence Permit
For studies, language courses, and university programs in Spain — with the right to work part-time.
Business Route
Registering as self-employed (autónomo) or forming a company in Spain, an entrepreneurial project.
Family Reunification
For family members of a resident or citizen with a valid residence status.
We stay with you after your residence permit is issued
We help you settle into life in Spain — from a bank account to taxes, housing, schooling for your children and the road to citizenship. All handled by one firm.
Opening a bank account
A Spanish bank account for paying rent, taxes and everyday expenses.
More about bank accounts → →Taxes in Spain
Tax registration, filing returns and ongoing tax support for residents.
More about taxes → →Long-term rental
Finding a home and securing a rental contract — essential for municipal registration and renewing your residence permit.
More about renting → →Nursery and school
Choosing and enrolling your children in a nursery or school when relocating as a family.
More about schools → →Health insurance
A policy accepted for residence permit applications and renewals.
More about insurance → →The road to citizenship
A strategy for the years ahead: renewing your residence permit, moving to permanent residence and on to Spanish citizenship.
More about citizenship → →Trust Built on Verifiable Facts, Not Pretty Numbers
Refund if refused
If the government authority refuses your application, we refund our service fees in full, except actual costs paid to third parties — government fees, translations, apostille. This term is put in writing before work begins.
A Spanish legal entity
ROSALINDA-SUPERIA S.L. is registered in Barcelona. You can verify the company in Spain's official companies registry: <a href="https://sede.registradores.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">sede.registradores.org</a>.
We work under a contract
Every commitment is set out in writing. You receive the contract before any payment — no verbal arrangements.
Final payment — for the result
The 50–25–25 scheme: you pay the last 25% only after your residence permit is granted. Our incentive is tied to your result, not just to filing the application.
Data protection under the GDPR
We are a personal data controller under the GDPR (EU 2016/679). We do not share your data with third parties without your consent.
Your case is handled personally by a lawyer
You correspond directly with the lawyer who runs your case — no call centre, no account managers, no hand-offs. You see this from the first message.
Typical questions we get in client chats
Free Review of Your Situation
Free · We reply within one business day
Tell us which path interests you — we'll find the right route and explain the next step, no pressure and no fluff.
- 1. We'll get in touch within one business day — no pressure.
- 2. We'll review your situation for free and find the right route.
- 3. We'll propose a plan — you decide whether to move forward.
Torn between the DNV, NLV, and other paths?
Three short questions — and you'll get a personal pointer for your situation. One minute of your time, no obligations.
- The most likely route for your case
- An approximate income threshold for 2026
- A clear next step — no pressure
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FAQ
9 questions — straight answers, including the uncomfortable ones
How long does it take to get a residence permit?
What exactly do you do — what are the stages?
How does payment work — how much and when do I pay?
Do you guarantee residence permit approval?
What happens if the authority refuses my application?
How do I verify you are not a scam?
Do you only work with Spain?
My case is complicated — is there any point in contacting you?
I live in Russia — how does the process work remotely?
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