Dear friends, hello everyone! I often receive questions from our clients — mostly from buyers — asking how to obtain a residence permit (VNZH) in Azerbaijan. In this blog I want to explain in detail several ways to get a VNZH to live in our country.

You don’t have to be a citizen — it's enough to obtain the desired residence permit (VNZH), which, by the way, comes with quite a few benefits:

Unlimited travel to the country without a visa
The ability to run a business or get a job
Access to free healthcare
The opportunity to purchase real estate

There are different ways to obtain a residence permit — it all depends on your possibilities:

1. Investing in the economy

You can obtain a VNZH by investing in Azerbaijan’s economy. You’ll need to invest at least 500,000 manats.

Alternatively, you can buy property, and the value of the purchased real estate must be at least 100,000 manats.

2. Opening a bank deposit

You can also get a VNZH by opening a deposit in an Azerbaijani bank with a minimum amount of 100,000 manats.

3. Starting a business

Starting your own business is another option. One of the conditions is that you must hire at least 5 employees, and 80% of them must be Azerbaijani citizens.

4. Going to college

You can get a residency permit for the time you are studying in Azerbaijan if you are accepted into a university there.

5. Getting a job offer

If an employer in Azerbaijan wants to hire you, this is a quick and sure approach to receive a VNZH.

6. Bringing families back together

If your parents, spouse, or kid already have a VNZH or permanent residency (PMJ), you can apply for family reunification.

7. Being in charge of a branch of a foreign company

You can also apply for a VNZH if you are the head or deputy head of a branch of a foreign company in Azerbaijan.

BONUS:

You can apply for permanent residency (PMJ) if you have stayed in Azerbaijan for two years straight on a temporary residence permit.

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