Case: Digital Nomad Permit From Uzbekistan
21/04/2025
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Obtaining a Schengen to Spain and a Digital Nomad residence permit
I got the Schengen visa without problems, despite never having had one before. For the Digital Nomad residence permit, the team also took care of collecting some documents, which made my life much easier. In the end, I managed to get residence permit approval on the first try with minimal involvement. Thanks again to the team! 
Expenses for obtaining a residence permit
For obtaining a residence permit
Stages of obtaining a residence permit
December-January 2024
1January 11, 2024
2January 25, 2024
3March 2, 2024
4March 19, 2024
5April 10, 2024
6May 13, 2024
7Vladimir contacted us to obtain Spain’s Digital Nomad residence permit.
Vladimir works as an employee for a Russian company and temporarily lives in Uzbekistan. To travel to Spain, he needed to obtain a Schengen visa through the BLS visa center in Tashkent.
1. Preparing Documents for a Schengen Visa
The document package was standard. Additionally, we included:
- Temporary registration of the applicant in Uzbekistan (can be obtained even at a hotel)
- Bank statements from Russian and Uzbek banks to show the salary payment chain: first to the Russian card, then transfer to the Uzbek account
- Purchased tickets to Spain and back
2. Submission
Submission date: January 11, 2024
3. Receiving Schengen
Approval date: January 25, 2024
The Spanish visa was issued for 15 days, despite no visas in the last 5 years!
4. Preparing Documents for Digital Nomad Residence Permit Application
Since the visa validity was short, we prepared documents for the residence permit application in advance, before Vladimir’s arrival in Spain. Among the standard package, there were additional documents such as:
- Criminal record certificates from Russia and Uzbekistan. Uzbek certificates were translated by a sworn translator from Russian, apostilles in Uzbek and English were left untranslated
- Salary slips and bank statements for the last 3 months
5. Submission
Submission date: March 2, 2024
6. Receiving Residence Permit Approval
Approval date: March 19, 2024
Approval was received without additional requests.
Digital Nomad residence permit approval document
7. Fingerprinting
Fingerprinting date: April 10, 2024
Next, we scheduled Vladimir’s fingerprinting appointment, filled out the form for him, and prepared the fee payment.
8. Receiving Residence Card
Card receipt date: May 13, 2024
On May 13, Vladimir picked up his card and left us a review on the same day!
A comprehensive approach always increases the chances of getting approval without additional requests!
What Vladimir writes about working with us
It is our job to complete the assigned tasks in a short time!
🫶🏻 And we are infinitely glad when this work is evaluated by our clients.
Thank you for your trust and for such kind feedback!
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