Relocation and settling-in support has its own service fee, separate from any government fees tied to your legal work permit or residence process, and separate from any employer-matching or recruitment fee earlier in your journey. We do not publish one flat number, because how much support is genuinely useful varies by how much orientation you need, but we do commit to explaining any fee in writing before you owe us anything.
Start your application and let us know about your move, and we will follow up with a written fee explanation. If you want to understand how this fee relates to other costs in your process first, the sections below walk through it.
Our Settling-In Fee
This fee covers practical, everyday orientation — housing, banking, healthcare, and the kind of adjustment questions that are hard to research thoroughly from abroad. It does not include legal or immigration work, which runs through a separate process entirely. Because sessions can be more or less involved depending on what you actually need, we quote this per case rather than publishing a fixed rate.
A typical session might touch on:
- What to expect when searching for housing as a newcomer
- Opening a local bank account and getting a phone connection
- Accessing healthcare as a new arrival
- Everyday, cultural adjustments that tend to catch people off guard early on
Timing That Tends to Work Well
Booking settling-in support once your move date is realistic, rather than the moment an offer arrives, tends to make the conversation more useful, since questions about housing or banking are easier to answer against an actual timeline than a hypothetical one. That said, this service is not limited to the period before a move — if questions come up after you have already arrived, reaching out once you are on the ground is just as reasonable.
This Is Separate From Your Legal Fees
Any government fees connected to your work permit or residence process are entirely separate from relocation support, set by Armenian authorities rather than by us, and are not something settling-in support includes. If you want the indicative figures for that side of the process, our overview of how Armenia’s work permit and residence process fits together breaks down the current sanctioned figures, all labeled indicative and pending lawyer review.
What Tends to Affect What We Quote
Generally, the number and complexity of your questions, whether you are relocating alone or with family, and how much lead time you have before your move all affect how much support a session or series of sessions actually involves. None of this changes any legal or government fee elsewhere in your process — it only affects our own quoted number.
For the fuller picture of what settling-in support actually covers, see our relocation and settling-in service.
Ready for a Written Fee Explanation?
We would rather quote your specific situation honestly than publish a number that does not reflect what you actually need. Tell us about your move and we will follow up with a clear, written fee explanation.