We guide those who want to live abroad without working, on their existing income and savings, through residence routes based on financial means.

Financial means programmes grant residence to people who can support themselves through regular sources such as rental income, a pension, investment returns or savings. These programmes usually expect you not to work in the destination country.
We assess how well your income sources match the expectations of the destination country and show you how to prepare your documents accordingly.
The document list varies by country, application type and personal circumstances. Your personal checklist is prepared during the initial consultation.
This type of residence usually assumes you will not work in the destination country. If you plan to work, we can consider a different residence route together.
The required income level varies by country and family size and is updated periodically. We share the current amounts in the initial consultation.
A pension is among the income sources accepted by many programmes. We assess whether the amount is sufficient according to the current criteria of the destination country.
The information on this page is for general guidance only. Visa and residence requirements are set by the authorities of each country and may change over time; current requirements are shared with you personally during the initial consultation.
We handle every application with the same discipline: first we listen, then we plan, and then we follow each stage together with you.
We listen to your reason for travel or relocation, your timing and your expectations.
We compare your profile with the requirements of the destination country and application type.
We create a personal document checklist and preparation timeline for you.
Together we complete your application file with forms, translations and supporting documents.
We follow the appointment process and prepare you for the application day.
We follow the decision process and support your travel planning after approval.