Long-Stay Visa (Type D) - Real Estate Owners

Investment PR PathwayThis visa can lead to permanent residency, the right to live and work here indefinitely without renewing your visa. Dependents Allowed

At a Glance

Processing Time

4 weeks – 1 month

Estimated Cost

EUR €70

Varies by filing options

Stay Duration

1 year

Renewable

Renewal

Renewable

Family

Dependents allowed

PR Pathway

Yes

Sponsor

No job offer needed

Work

Remote not required

Overview

Temporary residence for foreign residents of EU or OECD member states who have acquired residential property in North Macedonia.

This visa category allows residents of EU or OECD countries to obtain temporary residence in North Macedonia by purchasing residential property valued at a minimum of 40,000 EUR. It is a popular route for those seeking a base in the country, though it does not provide a direct path to citizenship or permanent residency.

Applicants must maintain their property ownership and health insurance to remain qualifying for renewal.

Stay & Extensions

Initial grant	1 year
Extension increments	1 year

Requirements

PUBLISHED REQUIREMENTS

Proof of property ownership (title deed) worth at least 40,000 EUR

Proof of financial means

Valid health insurance

Must be a resident of an EU or OECD member state

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Title deed

Proof of financial means

Health insurance

Advantages & Considerations

Key Benefits

Allows long-term stay for property owners
Renewable

Worth Knowing

Does not lead directly to permanent residence
Restricted to EU/OECD residents
Property value below 40,000 EUR
Not a resident of an EU or OECD member state

Application Process

Purchase residential property

Obtain temporary residence approval from Ministry of Interior

Apply for Type D visa at diplomatic-consular mission

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Overview

Temporary residence for foreign residents of EU or OECD member states who have acquired residential property in North Macedonia.

Applicants must maintain their property ownership and health insurance to remain qualifying for renewal.