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A residence permit is an official document issued by a country's government that allows a foreigner to reside legally within that country for a specified period of time. It serves as proof that the holder has permission to stay in the country beyond the duration allowed by a visa, which typically grants only temporary entry. Residence permits are typically issued for purposes such as work, study, family reunification, or other long-term stays. The specific rules and requirements for obtaining a residence permit vary from country to country.

1-tHE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

2-PORTUGAL

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3-slovenia

4-LATVIA

" Startup Visa" or "Startup Residence Permit"
Include:
A- Startup Founder: For individuals who plan to establish and develop a startup company in Latvia. Read More >>>

B- Startup Employee: For employees of a startup company who are needed to support its operations in Latvia. Read More >>>

5-HUNGARY

Business Immigration Residence Permit
A- Business Immigration: For individuals who plan to start a business or engage in entrepreneurial activities in Hungary.

B- Investor: For individuals who invest a significant amount of capital into a Hungarian company or project.

C- Self-Employed: For individuals who intend to become self-employed or freelancers in Hungary.

6-FRANCE

A- RESIDENCE PERMIT FOR REPRESENTATION - Read More >>>
B- RESIDENCE PERMIT FINANCIALLY INDPENDENT CATEGORY - Read More >>>

7-CROATIA

RESIDENCE PERMIT FOR REPRESENTATION
Include:
Business Representative: This could include individuals representing a foreign company for business purposes, such as sales, negotiations, or market research. Read More >>>

Diplomatic Representative: This category covers individuals representing a foreign government or diplomatic mission in the host country. Read More >>>

Cultural or Educational Representative: For individuals representing cultural institutions, educational organizations, or similar entities in the host country. Read More >>>

8-GERMANY

RESIDENCE PERMIT PROGRAMS
Employment-based Residence Permits:

General Employment: For individuals who have found employment in Germany and meet specific qualification criteria. Read More >>>
EU Blue Card: Targeted at highly qualified non-EU nationals to work in Germany under facilitated conditions. Read More >>>
Specialist Professionals: For individuals with specialized skills or qualifications that are in demand in Germany. Read More >>>

Entrepreneurship and Self-Employment:

Entrepreneurial Residence Permit: For individuals looking to start a business or invest in Germany. Read More >>>
Freelance Work: For self-employed individuals in professions such as artists, writers, scientists, or freelancers. Read More >>>

Education and Research:

Student Residence Permit: For international students enrolled at a recognized German educational institution. Read More >>>
Researcher Residence Permit: For researchers and scientists conducting research at a German institution or company. Read More >>>

Family Reunification:

Spouse and Family Reunification: For family members of foreign nationals residing in Germany to join them. Read More >>>

Humanitarian Reasons:

Asylum and Refugee Protection: For individuals fleeing persecution or serious harm in their home country. Read More >>>

Other Special Categories:

Artist and Athlete Residence Permit: For professionals in the fields of arts, culture, and sports. Read More >>>
Language Course Residence Permit: For individuals participating in a language course in Germany. Read More >>>