Appeal or Reapply for Your Residence Permit or National (Long-Term) Visa
299,00 €
In-depth legal review and strategy for a refused, delayed, or cancelled national (D) visa or residence permit.
For complex, long-term cases in the EU and Schengen Area, where the right argument decides the outcome.
Turn a refused residence permit or national visa into a clear legal strategy
If your national (D-type) visa or residence-permit application was refused, delayed, or cancelled, you don’t have to face it alone. The right legal argument and the right documentation often make the difference between another refusal and an approval.
You receive an in-depth legal review and a personalised strategy from a lawyer licensed across the EU and Schengen Area — tailored for long-term or high-complexity cases, with the appeal or re-application prepared for you.
●In-depth review + strategy
●Appeal or re-apply plan
●Drafted documents included
●100% online, worldwide
●By written contract
●In English, Ukrainian, or Russian
Lawyer Ivan Goncharov
This format is right for you if
Your national (D) visa or residence-permit application was refused, delayed, or cancelled.
Your case is long-term or complex and needs a precise legal argument, not generic advice.
You want to know whether to appeal or re-apply — and how to maximise your chances.
You want the appeal or cover submission drafted properly, not assembled by guesswork.
Another format may suit you better if
Your refusal is a short-stay Schengen (C) visa — use Appeal or Reapply — Schengen Visa (€199).
You only need to check an entry ban — start with SIS Entry Ban Verification (€299).
You just have one question — a consultation call will be enough.
What’s included
You get both the strategy and the documents you need to act on it.
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Comprehensive legal review of your refusal letter, documents, and case background.
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Evaluation of the legal grounds for appeal and your realistic prospects of success.
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A personalised appeal or re-application strategy under EU and national law.
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Drafting of the appeal, or a strong cover submission for re-application.
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Clear guidance on documents, deadlines, and procedure.
What’s not included
Where local filing or a hearing is required, the following are arranged separately:
In-person representation before a national authority or court.
Local-court litigation, where a judicial appeal becomes necessary.
Where a case must be filed locally, we coordinate with partner lawyers in that country; the lawyer will explain the arrangement and cost in advance.
How it works
You order the service and send your case — your refusal decision, the documents you submitted, and the background.
You receive a payment link by email once the order is placed.
We review and assess. We analyse the grounds of refusal and your real prospects, then choose appeal or re-application.
You receive the strategy and documents — a clear plan plus the drafted appeal or cover submission, ready to file.
What to send in advance
The refusal, delay, or cancellation decision.
The documents you submitted with the original application.
A copy of your passport and any residence history in the country.
The date of the decision, so we can confirm your appeal deadline.
If a document is missing, tell us — we’ll advise what can still be obtained in time.
Frequently asked
Should I appeal or just re-apply?It depends on the grounds of refusal and the deadlines. We assess both routes and recommend the one with the best prospects for your case.
The deadline is close — can you still help?Often yes, but act quickly: appeal deadlines are strict. Order now and send what you have; we’ll tell you immediately what’s possible.
Do you work in my country of application?We handle EU and Schengen cases and, where local filing is required, coordinate with partner lawyers in that country.
Do I need to travel or attend in person?In most cases no — the review, strategy, and drafting are handled online. If a hearing requires presence, we’ll tell you in advance.
Which language do we work in?English, Ukrainian, or Russian — whichever suits you.
Is my enquiry confidential?Yes. Client information is protected by lawyer–client privilege from the first contact, even before a contract is signed.
An honest note. A promise of a “100% result” is a warning sign — no one can guarantee how an authority or court will decide. What we guarantee is an honest assessment of your real chances before any contract, meticulous preparation, and diligent representation of your interests at every stage.