Russian applications are documented
The First Year Report records 122 applications from Russia, equal to 22.26% of all year-one applications.
Russian applicants · online STP CBI review
The programme's First Year Report recorded 122 applications from Russia, the second-largest nationality group in year one. That is evidence of real Russian applications, but it is not a blanket approval: current rules, residence history, family members, source of funds and due diligence still need a case review.
This remote process is designed for early screening and document preparation. It does not replace official due diligence or final programme approval.
A direct answer before you prepare documents
Evidence: the programme's First Year Report dated 1 September 2026 records 122 applications from Russia. Historic application volume does not guarantee eligibility, approval or timing for a new case. Read the First Year Report analysis.
The First Year Report records 122 applications from Russia, equal to 22.26% of all year-one applications.
Current residence, other citizenships, travel and legal history, family members and source of funds can all affect screening.
The Sao Tome file should be reviewed on its own facts, costs and timing. Do not assume that eligibility for one programme means eligibility for another.
Send nationality, current country of residence, family composition and a short background summary before ordering translations or legalisation.
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Start with core facts and available scans instead of waiting until every document is complete.
A family file needs relationship evidence, names, dates and document logic checked early.
Send a short case summary first, and we will tell you what needs to be checked before formal preparation.
How the file is handled
Nationality, residence, family members, age, occupation and target timing.
Passport, ID, police clearance, birth or marriage documents, address proof, company or employment proof if available.
We identify what is missing, what may be risky and what should not be translated yet.
After the path is confirmed, documents are organized for the official process.
FAQ
The programme's First Year Report records 122 applications from Russia in year one. This confirms that Russian applications were received, but each new case still requires a current eligibility and due-diligence review; nationality alone does not guarantee acceptance or approval.
No. The first review can be done remotely.
Yes. It is often better to review the whole family together.
Usually no. Send the original scans first so the correct version can be chosen.
Contact
Send your basic case facts and available scans. We will tell you the next realistic step.
Tell me your nationality, current country, family size and what you want to solve. I will review the direction first and contact you with the next practical step.