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Daniil Shaulov · Global Mobility

Mobility, immigration & relocation — decoded.

Field notes from real cases: which routes work, where renewals break, what companies overpay vendors for. Written for HR and founders who move people, not for lawyers.

FeaturedImmigration 29 October 2026·7 min read

Digital Nomad renewal in Spain: the checklist got shorter, the risk did not

Since June 2026 you no longer upload the degree, the CV or the employer letter on renewal. What replaced them is harder to fake: tax filings, contributions and an income threshold that moved up. A practical walkthrough of what immigration actually checks.

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Latest articles

Five pieces published. Everything below is built from case work, with the date each fact was checked.

Vendor management6 min

How to vet a local immigration lawyer in three calls

Most relocation failures are not legal errors — they are vendor failures. Three questions that separate a firm that runs cases daily from one that reads the regulation for the first time on your file.

28 October 2026Read →
Cost & policy8 min

What a relocation policy should cover — and what silently costs you money

Nine line items that belong in a policy: from temporary housing caps to the tax advice nobody budgets for. With the questions to ask before you sign a provider contract.

27 October 2026Read →
Immigration7 min

Non-lucrative visa: who it fits, and the trap for remote workers

The route is for people living on savings, not for people working remotely. Where applicants get caught, and how to tell whether your case belongs here or to the Digital Nomad route.

26 October 2026Read →
Immigration9 min

Startup visa and ENISA: what the file really has to prove

The permit is not about having a good idea — it is about documentary proof of an innovative project and a credible team. What reviewers look for, and how long each stage takes.

25 October 2026Read →
Portugal5 min

Portugal D8 renewal: days in country and the income floor

Two conditions that decide a D8 renewal: meeting the Portuguese minimum wage at the moment of renewal, and physical presence — at least half of each year, and 16 months across two years.

24 October 2026Read →
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