This is a SAMPLE plan generated for an example profile: Moving with kids · Passive income · Residency via property · citizen of Russia
A suitable residence status for the Russian citizen and family has been established, taking into account property ownership and passive income.
The grounds for legalization, proof of income and residence, and the organization of the family’s relocation have been prepared.
The application under the selected migration pathway has been accepted and completed with a positive decision, or a document confirming lawful long-term status has been obtained.
All family members are in Kazakhstan, and the residential address and mandatory post-entry formalities have been registered.
Banking and household processes have been set up, a healthcare pathway has been selected, and the children have been enrolled in a suitable form of education.
It has been determined whether each family member needs a separate document for long-term stay, registration, or obtaining a residence permit. The requirements specifically applicable to Russian citizens and the selected real-estate-related basis have been checked.
The family members’ applications have been submitted according to the agreed route, and information about the property’s status, family composition, and source of income has been provided consistently.
An official decision on the applications has been received, and the names, dates of birth, and family relationships in all issued documents have been verified before the trip.
A list of the family’s valid documents has been compiled, and missing, expired, and documents requiring verification for relocation and legalization have been identified.
The family’s documents have been brought into compliance with the requirements of the receiving party: their authenticity and translations have been verified, as has the need for additional certification. An application package has been assembled.
An available reserve of over 3,000 dollars, regular passive income, and acceptable expenses for housing, relocation, healthcare, and children have been documented.
A clear plan has been prepared for confirming passive income and the reserve without being tied to employment in Kazakhstan.
The first monthly budget has been adjusted based on the family’s actual expenses, and the minimum reserve and limits for major expenses have been established.
A continuous way for each family member to receive medical care has been established until they are enrolled in the local system or obtain long-term coverage.
Healthcare providers have been selected, available coverage options have been arranged, and a list of steps for routine and emergency care for children and adults has been compiled.
A legal basis for the family’s residence at an address in Kazakhstan has been confirmed, along with the possibility of using it for the required registration procedures.
Housing for the initial period has been determined, along with the arrangements for handing over the keys, payment, utilities, and address verification.
Russian and Kazakhstani accounts, the method of transferring funds, access to the reserve, and a separate procedure for receiving passive income have been determined.
The family’s operational accounts have been created, secure access and notifications have been enabled, and the reserve and regular incoming payments have been distributed among the accounts.
A route has been planned with dates, luggage, a carrier, temporary storage, and separate arrangements for the children.
Organizational matters related to the trip have been completed, the documents are held by the responsible family members, and the procedures for crossing the border and moving in have been agreed upon.
The family has arrived in Kazakhstan, the belongings have been delivered or placed in storage, and the accommodation has been accepted and is fit for living.
Local schools and alternative formats have been compared against the children’s ages, language of instruction, residential address, and family budget.
Applications for enrollment have been submitted, educational documents have been provided, and an integration plan into the new group and curriculum has been agreed upon for each child.
The family’s place of residence has been officially registered in accordance with the established procedure, and proof of registration has been saved for subsequent procedures.
The necessary personal identifiers and proof of status required for banking, medical, and educational services have been obtained for adults and children.
The family has working mobile communications, internet, transportation, delivery, utility payments, and essential digital services in their city of residence.
The family knows which services are available near their home, the procedures for interacting with government authorities, and how to receive assistance in Russian.
The acceptable waiting period, status verification procedure, consultation pathway, and alternative legal basis for stay have been documented.
The family understands where they will live and how they will support themselves if deadlines are missed, the property cannot be used, or the route needs to be temporarily changed.