Find out for free which residence permit suits you

Take a short assessment and get a preliminary estimate of your chances, the right residence permit type and a list of the weak spots in your case. It's free, takes about 3 minutes and requires no registration. The assessment is built for professionals, freelancers, remote workers and entrepreneurs considering a legal move to France or Spain.

What you get after the assessment

  • The right residence permit type — which visa is realistic in your situation.
  • An estimate of your chances — a preliminary likelihood of approval for your case.
  • The weak spots in your case — what could lead to a refusal and what to strengthen.
  • A clear next step — go it alone or bring in professional support.

The result is shown on the site right away and also sent to your email.

Who the assessment is for

  • Freelancers — with client income and non-standard proof of earnings.
  • Remote workers — employed by a company from a distance.
  • Entrepreneurs — business owners and the self-employed.
  • Digital nomads — with mixed income from different sources.
  • Anyone who wants to live in Europe and is thinking about the path to permanent residency and a passport.

The routes we help you assess

France

The Visiteur visa — living on passive income from ~€1,600/month per person (the SMIC level), with no employer. The Passeport Talent — a residence permit granted for 4 years at once for skilled professionals, startups and entrepreneurs, with the right to work for the whole family. A path to citizenship after 5 years of residence.

Spain

The Digital Nomad Visa — for remote work, with an income threshold from ~€2,849/month (200% of IPREM). The No Lucrativa — living on passive income of ~€2,400/month (400% of IPREM), with no right to work. Spain doesn't require proof of housing at the application stage and tends to approve faster; the special Beckham tax regime gives new residents a flat rate.

How it works

  1. Answer short questions about country, income, family and timelines.
  2. Get the result on the site and by email straight away.
  3. See the risks and weak spots in your case before you apply.
  4. Decide for yourself: move ahead alone or bring in specialists.

Why people come to us

Instead of dozens of chats, forums and conflicting advice, you get a single clear analysis of your case. The assessment gives you the starting clarity you'd normally pay for in a consultation — but instantly and for free. We don't promise approval: the final decision always rests with the consulate or immigration service, and we help you prepare and lower the risk of refusal.

Frequently asked questions

Why France and Spain specifically?

These are two of the most accessible and well-understood routes for professionals, freelancers and entrepreneurs. France offers the Visiteur visa and the Passeport Talent for startups, with the right to work for the whole family and a residence permit for 4 years at once. Spain offers the Digital Nomad Visa and the No Lucrativa. Both give access to the entire Schengen area, quality education and healthcare.

Is the assessment really free?

Yes, completely free. You take a short test and get the result on the site and by email. No hidden fees.

What do I get as a result?

The right residence permit type, a preliminary estimate of your chances, a list of the weak spots in your case and a clear next step. The result arrives on the site and is also sent to your email.

Does it work if I haven't decided between France and Spain yet?

That's exactly what the assessment is for. It helps you understand which country and route are more realistic in your situation.

Does it work if I have non-standard income?

Yes. The assessment takes different income types into account: freelance, remote work, entrepreneurship, mixed income. You'll see how your income type affects your chances.

Do you guarantee residence permit approval?

No, and no one can. The decision is made by the consulate or immigration service. We help you assess your chances and prepare, but the final decision always rests with the government authority.