Application for Permanent Residence
Translator in Nicaragua:
Rolando Tellez (505)2298-4596
WA 8502-4673
Requirements
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General requirements for acquiring
permanent residence
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Application Form
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Application letter for residence, addressed to the Migration Office
(Dirección General de Migración y Extranjería).
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- Original
in good condition and a photocopy of passport (valid for at least six
months). Nationals of CA-4 countries may, in exceptional cases, present an
original and photocopy of a valid identity card.
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- Two
passport size photographs (4½ high by 3 ½ wide), white background, no
glasses, no hat, no cap, uncovered ears and forehead.
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Certificate of birth and naturalization in case of having acquired another
nationality, issued by a competent authority of his/her country of origin,
with proper apostille or authentication as the case may be.
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Certificate of Police Record, issued by a competent authority of the country
of origin or residence for the last three years, with an apostille or duly
authenticated by the Nicaraguan Consulate, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
the country of origin, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Nicaragua.
Children under 18 years of age do not have to meet this requirement.
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- Health
certificate, issued by a competent authority of his/her country of origin or
previous residence, with an apostille or authenticated, or from the
Nicaraguan health authorities.
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Immigrant Bringing Capital or Investor
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Certificate of Investment Registration issued by the Ministry of Industry and
Commerce (MIFIC).
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- Certified
copy of the Company´s Articles of Incorporation or Declaration as a merchant
registered in the Mercantile Registry.
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- Photocopy
of the commercial license issued by the Mayor's Office.
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- Solvency
issued by Tax Authorities (DGI).
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- Single
Taxpayer Registry (RUC).
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- Submit
Public Notary Statement on Income Sources.
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- As an
exception, additional documentation may be required. (Article 63, paragraph 7
of the Regulations to Law 761, General Law on Migration)
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Resident Renter
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Certification
of the origin and amount of income received by the applicant, on a stable and
permanent basis, issued by a competent authority of the country where such
income originates, by banks or financial companies, insurance companies, or
any other private company or official entity that will draft or pay the
corresponding income duly authenticated or with an apostille.
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- As an
exception, additional documentation may be required. (Article 63, paragraph 7
of the Regulations to Law 761, General Law on Migration)
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Note:
- This application must be submitted to the Nicaraguan Institute of Tourism (INTUR).
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Retiree or pensioner
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Certification of the origin, annual or monthly amount of the pension received
by the applicant, issued by a competent authority of the country where the
pension originates, by an International Organization, Public or Private
Company in which he rendered his services or which pays him the pension, duly
authenticated or with an apostille.
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– This
application must be submitted to the Nicaraguan Institute of Tourism (INTUR).
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- As an
exception, additional documentation may be required. (Article 63, paragraph 7
of the Regulations to Law 761, General Law on Migration)
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Note:
- Foreigners included in these sub-categories, may require the inclusion of spouses, children, and parents of the persons mentioned in the previous paragraphs, when applying for status of Retiree, Pensioner, or Investor.
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Foreigners married to or blood relation
with Nicaraguans.
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- Marriage
Certificate with a Nicaraguan citizen or Notarial Declaration of Common-law
Partnership, registered in the Civil Registry of Persons, both with a minimum
duration of two years and as provided in the National Legislation.
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- Photocopy
of Citizen Identity Card or Birth Certificate of the Nicaraguan spouse
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- Birth
certificate and photocopy of the Nicaraguan children's identity card.
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- If you
are a financial dependent, you must submit a public notary statement of
support and a statement of sources of income of the person who assumes such
support.
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- As an
exception, additional documentation may be required. (Article 63, paragraph 7
of the Regulations to Law 761, General Law on Migration)
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- If you
have your own business, you must present a notarial declaration of income
sources, the Mayor's Office license, Tax solvency, and (RUC) Taxplayer
identification card.
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Note:
- Once the Resolution of Residence Authorization has been approved, the citizen must make a Guarantee Deposit, based on the provisions of Article 128 of the Law.
- All documents submitted in photocopies must be certified by a notary public.
It is important to know...
- All documents coming from abroad must be authenticated or with apostille.
- The documents of Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificates, Police Record and Healthcare Certificate, Professional Diplomas or Certificates of Study Abroad, must be translated into Spanish by an authorized translator before a notary public with more than 10 years of experience.
- All procedures to be followed are personal.
Costs
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Item
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Amount
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Residence
Application
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Form is paid.
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C$50
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Migration - Cash Register
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Residence with the right to work
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C$ 6,400
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Migration - Cash Register
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Residence for dependents
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C$ 5,900
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Migration - Cash Register
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Procedure
Buy Form
Where should I
go?
- You must go to the Migration Office to buy the Migration Form, which costs C$50.00.
What will I
get?
- You will get the Immigration Form, which you must fill out with your personal information and signature.
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For translation, call Rolando Tellez (505)22894596
rolando2@fulbrightmail.org
