residence permit

Hello, good morning Yes, it is possible to apply for a Temporary Residence Card (TRC) in Armenia while holding a visitor visa. The application for a residence permit must be submitted in Armenia, and a valid entry visa is considered proof of legal residence, which is a prerequisite for the application. Eligibility for a Temporary Residence Card To obtain a temporary residence card, you must demonstrate a valid reason for staying in Armenia for one year or longer. The common grounds for eligibility include: Business: Engaging in business activities or being an entrepreneur in Armenia. This includes registering as a sole proprietor to work as a freelancer, which is a popular route for remote workers. Work: Possessing a valid work permit in Armenia. Education: Being enrolled as a student in an Armenian educational institution. Family Ties: Being a close relative of an Armenian citizen or a foreign national who holds a residence permit in Armenia. This includes being a spouse, parent, child, sibling, grandparent, or grandchild. Armenian Descent: If you are of Armenian nationality. Application Process The application for a temporary residence card is submitted to the Migration Service of Armenia. The permit is typically issued for one year and can be extended annually. You must apply for an extension at least 30 days before your current card expires. Required Documents When applying for a temporary residence permit, you will generally need to provide the following documents: A completed application and questionnaire. Passport with a copy and a notarized Armenian translation. Three color photos (35x45 mm). A health certificate. Proof of legal residence in Armenia, such as your entry visa. Documents that justify the reason for your application, such as proof of business ownership, a work permit, an admission letter from a school, or documents proving family connections. Receipt for payment of the state duty fee