Your journey
From first call to European Permanent Residency
International investment is complex. At every stage you will know exactly what is happening, what you need to do and what Komlive is doing for you.
- Stages
- 6
- Your time
- A few hours
- Permit granted
- 4–6 months after filing
- Visits required
- 1 every 2 years
The six stages
You: what you do
Komlive: what we do for you
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Private consultation
Week 1You
- Share your goals, your family and your timeline
- Tell us your budget and where your income comes from
Komlive
- Explain the destinations and routes open to you
- Recommend the route that fits your family
- Agree the plan and fees in writing
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Eligibility review
Weeks 1–2You
- Send passports and proof of income from abroad
- Start requesting criminal record certificates
Komlive
- Check every document against the criteria
- Confirm your eligibility before a single euro moves
- Send your personalised document checklist
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Property selection
Weeks 2–4You
- Review the shortlist, virtually or in person
- Choose the property that fits your plans
Komlive
- Shortlist vetted new developments from €300,000 + VAT
- Compare prices with recent nearby sales
- Negotiate with the developer on your behalf
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Purchase and transfer
Weeks 4–8You
- Sign the contract after independent legal review
- Transfer payment directly to the developer
Komlive
- Coordinate independent lawyers and the bank
- Check title, permits and contract terms
- Make sure your purchase meets the programme rules
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Application filed
Weeks 6–10You
- Sign the application forms
- Provide biometrics when requested
Komlive
- Prepare your family's complete application
- Submit it to the national immigration authority
- Track progress and answer every query
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Permit granted
4–6 months after filingYou
- Receive European Permanent Residency for your family
- Visit once every two years to keep it valid
Komlive
- Stay with you after approval
- Remind you of every obligation ahead of time
- Arrange letting and management if you want it
Take the first step
Stage one is a private, no-obligation conversation.