Armenia — services for living and doing business

The catalogue covers these routes: residence permit, citizenship by naturalisation, schengen visa, tax residency and relocation, removal from military registration. The reference section describes 12 relocation programmes in total, with official conditions and links to government sources. Which route fits depends on whether you have a job, a business, property or relatives in the country - we'll go through it on a free consultation and pick the one that works.

The catalogue has 8 options in this area: company formation, accounting and tax, book business on Amazon, registered address, business mail handling. A licensed local expert handles the paperwork and files with the register. The steps, the timeline and the tax regime for what you do are covered on a free consultation.

51 options across 7 areas: company formation, accounting and tax, book business on Amazon, registered address, business mail handling, residence permit, citizenship by naturalisation, schengen visa and 37 more. Every option comes with a price, a timeline and the scope of work; the provider is a licensed local expert.

Partly: 41 of 51 options are handled remotely, the rest need you there in person (usually biometrics or a signature at the bank). The format (“Remotely” / “In person”) is on each service card, visible before you send a request.

It depends on the service: the fastest take from 1 day, the longest (citizenship, investment programmes) up to 12 months. The exact timeline is on each service card - that's the expert's working time, excluding queues at government bodies.

The consultation is free on 50 of 51 options and commits you to nothing. You sign the contract directly with the expert and pay their official price list - Pactors adds no markup and takes no commission from you.

The standard naturalisation route in Armenia takes from 3 years of legal residence (residence permit → permanent residence → passport). Faster routes: Marriage to a citizen — from 1 year; ethnic Armenians (repatriation) — no residence requirement. This is a 2026 guide - the exact term depends on the route, and we'll confirm it on a consultation.