Case Studies

Portugal

I cannot even explain how much I panicked when I realised I was running out of time to renew my residence permit in Italy. It was a disaster, to say the leastep down, I had already prepared myself to leave Europe and return to Egypt, but then the perfect solution drifted my way—the Portugal Digital Nomad Visa.I doubted I would be able to obtain this visa in a month, but somehow, I did. And Immigrant Invest played a significant role in making it happen. Thanks to their help, I can stay in Europe for another year.

Austria

Vasili and Ivan were always passionate about hockey, and from their childhood, I knew they would succeed one day. I also knew I had to do everything to make this happen.When Russian hockey could not give Vasili and Ivan more opportunities to grow, my husband and I agreed to give our sons a chance to play hockey in another country. After careful consideration, we chose Austria as our destination. To ensure nothing comes our way and ruins our children’s hopes, we addressed Immigrant Invest. Not only did their experts assist in obtaining residence permits for financially independent people, but they also helped us rent a house and even find a suitable hockey team!

Hungary

I worked in a family business for nearly 10 years. This experience taught me a lot about managing and growing companies. However, I wanted to move on and build something of my own.That’s when I decided to open a company in Europe—specifically, Hungary.Thanks to Immigrant Invest, setting up a company and obtaining a Hungarian business visa was quick and straightforward.

Malta Residency

I always thought Thailand’s 35% income tax rate was too high. When I was invited to train in Spain and offered a work permit, I hoped to decrease my taxes. Spain’s 28% tax rate was lower but still pretty high.Then, I discovered Malta, where the tax rate is just 15% for residents by investment. That settled it—I chose Malta over Spain.I contacted Immigrant Invest, and they immediately began working on my case. Six months later, I became a Maltese resident, paying half the taxes I used to.