Russian girl second passport with Shengen

[JustAnotherNomad]

Do you really need a passport? Can't you just get residency, which would give you travel rights to Schengen countries?
And anyway, all countries should allow you to naturalize after a certain number of years.
Aren't there digital nomad or entrepreneur visas in a number of EU countries?

 

[daniels27]

Do you really need a passport? Can't you just get residency, which would give you travel rights to Schengen countries?

Who @void or @LibertyGuy.

My Malta suggestion was directed at @void.

 

[Costas]

NLV?

Yes.

 

[Costas]

and do you know the costs to get that passport and do one have to live there ?

It's a residence permit — a non-lucrative visa — and you don't even have to live there. A lot of my friends just got it. It's super easy and affordable. Another option is Romania, there are some shady ways through Moldova guys — more expensive and risky.

 

[mrnotputin]

Yes.

NLV maintenance requires you to be a tax resident. Pls link the proof if you think otherwise

 

[Costas]

NLV maintenance requires you to be a tax resident. Pls link the proof if you think otherwise

As I mentioned, many of my friends have chosen this path. I'm not a lawyer, so if you have any doubts, you should contact one. The main idea is that you're receiving income from abroad and not working in Spain, it was designed for retirees.

 

[mrnotputin]

As I mentioned, many of my friends have chosen this path. I'm not a lawyer, so if you have any doubts, you should contact one. The main idea is that you're receiving income from abroad and not working in Spain, it was designed for retirees.

Your friends are paying taxes to Spain? How much?
How much time do they spend there?
How many times they renewed their NLV?

 

[Costas]

Your friends are paying taxes to Spain? How much?
How much time do they spend there?
How many times they renewed their NLV?

My friends pay taxes in Russia, live in Russia, and run their businesses there.

It has been renewed once.

 

[mrnotputin]

My friends pay taxes in Russia, live in Russia, and run their businesses there.

It has been renewed once.

That's not possible I think. Is he on telegram?

 

[Costas]

That's not possible I think. Is he on telegram?

But for now, you need two Russian passports — one to enter the country and the other to leave. This is how the system currently works. Once a unified biometric system is implemented, it might be necessary to look for other options.

 

[mrnotputin]

But for now, you need two Russian passports — one to enter the country and the other to leave. This is how the system currently works. Once a unified biometric system is implemented, it might be necessary to look for other options.

Did you read what I wrote or did you read some random text?

 

[Costas]

Did you read what I wrote or did you read some random text?

I explained how people are living abroad while their documents say they’re in Spain. Anyway, I don’t think there’s any point in continuing this.

 

[mrnotputin]

I explained how people are living abroad while their documents say they’re in Spain. Anyway, I don’t think there’s any point in continuing this.

It is not possible to renew NLV if you don't live and pay taxes in Spain.

 

[GPT]

Hi, a friend of mine, Russian girl, interested in second passport with can provide Shengen access. Since Caribbean CBI are closed for Russians and she don't want to marry anybody but have legal 5 figure monthly income to buy a passport - what are her options if any? Vanuatu, which could retrieve access to EU someday? Argentina after 2-3 years of living?

Marry her?

 

[JimBeam]

Do you really need a passport? Can't you just get residency, which would give you travel rights to Schengen countries?

This! She could setup a company, employ herself and get residency in many countries and be able to travel the Schengen area just with her EU ID card/Residence permit.

 

[John M]

Isn't there options in Romania or the Baltics in general as far as I remember to have read here?

Not anymore in Romania

 

[First Idea Consultant LLC]

How to go to Dubai, alot of Russians live there. I have no clue if it is possible but as far as I can read it looks like it is possible. @JohnnyDoe may also be able to help with some sort of solution if she have some budget.

Yes, many people are taking 2 years residence visa, UAE only offers residency not passport, if anyone needed UAE residence visa we can help.

 

[First Idea Consultant LLC]

Hi, a friend of mine, Russian girl, interested in second passport with can provide Shengen access. Since Caribbean CBI are closed for Russians and she don't want to marry anybody but have legal 5 figure monthly income to buy a passport - what are her options if any? Vanuatu, which could retrieve access to EU someday? Argentina after 2-3 years of living?

get the UAE residency of 2 years and apply Schengen visa from UAE ,visa ratio is good.
we can help

 

[dany]

It's a residence permit — a non-lucrative visa — and you don't even have to live there. A lot of my friends just got it. It's super easy and affordable. Another option is Romania, there are some shady ways through Moldova guys — more expensive and risky.

What's the costs and how long does it takes?

 

[Costas]

What's the costs and how long does it takes?

I don’t think messing with the two-passport trick is a good idea. It might work, but it’s shady and could backfire. You can get the non-lucrativa visa on your own. The process is pretty simple—just look it up and do it the right way.