Temporary registration in Armenia is arranged through the local passport office at your actual place of residence and typically takes anywhere from one day to a few days. The government service itself is free or costs a nominal fee; going…

In 2025–2026, Armenia firmly established itself as one of the most open countries in Eurasia for relocation, doing business, and tax residency. Against the backdrop of tightening immigration rules across Europe and growing bureaucracy in other post-Soviet countries, Yerevan has…

Armenian citizenship can be obtained through five main routes: by Armenian descent, by naturalization after three years of residence on a residence permit, through marriage to an Armenian citizen (two years), for special merit to the state, or in connection…