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Who we are

Dossier work by people who have been through it — for themselves.

More than five years of hands-on experience with European residence permits sits behind this service — including going through the full process for ourselves, in more than one country. In 2026 our own French business project received the Ministry of Economy’s favourable opinion. Our team includes a lawyer for legal review and complex cases. Preparation, not promises.

Our story

How we got here.

Solvient Immigration is a young brand, and we would rather say so plainly than manufacture a longer history. What is not young is the practice behind it: the people on this page went through European residence processes as applicants first — their own files, their own documents, their own waiting — before they prepared anyone else’s file. The two middle steps below are documented further down this page.

  1. 2021 Team experience since 2021

    The team and the route specialists we work with had already been through European residence files as applicants: requirements, numbers, translations, and the coordination between lawyers, accountants and public offices.

  2. November 2023 Our own Spain DNV approvals

    Both founders received their own Spanish digital nomad approvals. We have been helping clients through the same route ever since; the scans are published on this page.

    See the approvals
  3. 2026 A favourable Ministry opinion

    The founder’s own French project received a favourable opinion from the Ministry of Economy. It is an opinion on the project, not a residence card: no permit was issued on it, and we do not present one as the other.

  4. 2026 Solvient Immigration, as a brand

    The same questions kept coming back from friends, family and their colleagues — so we brought the work together under one name instead of doing it case by case.

Our role has not changed across any of these steps: we prepare and coordinate the dossier, and the consulate or prefecture decides.

How we work

Preparation, not promises.

Published, fixed prices

Every route’s fee is published on its page. No discovery call to learn what it costs; government fees are always shown separately and paid directly to the state.

We prepare and coordinate — the authority decides

We build and coordinate the dossier. Every application is decided by the consulate or prefecture alone; we never promise an outcome, and we surface the risks before filing.

Four levels of control

Your file is checked by accountant & finance, lawyers, marketing, market research, and editors before anything is filed.

A named team, a local bench

Real people with real records, and a local bench in every country we file in. No anonymous call centre.

Your team

Who we are

Dmitry Bondarenko

Dmitry Bondarenko

Co-founder · Business case, financial forecast, market research

6 years in private equity

Dmitry builds the business case — plan, market study, financial forecast, and the founder presentation — and runs the accountant relationship behind the signed forecast. Years of business-plan and financial-modelling work in private equity and family-office contexts.

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Mikhail Satanovskii

Mikhail Satanovskii

Co-founder · Marketing, demand analysis & growth

4 years in the IT industry

Mikhail runs how Solvient reaches and reads its market — mapping real demand across the US, UK and Canada, and pressure-testing each case’s market logic so the story the dossier tells holds up under scrutiny.

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Julia Zhurko

Julia Zhurko

Client operations · Case management

2 years as Director of Operations

Julia runs the client side — intake, documents, deadlines, and the practical coordination with the benches on the ground. From kickoff to handoff you have one person who knows where your case stands.

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Ruslan Sadovnikov

Ruslan Sadovnikov

Legal counsel · International structures

LL.M. Northwestern University

Ruslan brings two decades of international corporate practice to the cross-border questions a residence file raises — incorporations, bank accounts, licensing, employment and migration across dozens of jurisdictions. He has led the legal departments of asset managers and consumer groups and supported a London listing, and he reads a structure the way authorities will.

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Zeynep Suleimanova

Zeynep Suleimanova

Turkey practice lead

Residence · citizenship · companies

Zeynep runs the Turkey practice — residence, citizenship and company formation — and is the client’s single point of contact with local authorities and partners on the ground. A lawyer by training, she keeps a Turkish file moving through offices that rarely publish the full list of requirements.

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Our own approvals

The founder's own UGE digital-nomad-visa approval — personal data covered with opaque plaques

The founders' own Spain DNV approvals — helping clients get theirs since November 2023

+3 more approvals

Family members file as separate applications — we prepare those too

See all the approvals
DRIEETS favourable opinion on the founder's own French project — personal data redacted

French Ministry of Economy — favourable opinion on the founder's own project, 2026

The local bench

Behind the team, local specialists.

  • Lawyer on the team — legal review, complex cases
  • Chartered accountant — signs the financial forecast included in every package
  • Spanish residence experts — two external specialists
  • Sworn translators — English, Spanish and Russian into French
  • Company formation & domiciliation partners

Boundaries

What we do not do.

An independent private consultancy — not affiliated with any government and not a law firm. Our fixed fee is for dossier preparation and coordination. Government fees are paid directly to the state. Immigration legal advice or representation requires a qualified lawyer. Consulates and prefectures alone decide every application.

Sworn translations and apostilles are billed separately, per document.

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