He said: "I shall be granted a visa now and, I'll go to England for the signing of the contract."
But Spurs insist the deal is still a long way from completion since the player must pass a medical on his troublesome knee.
Spurs are adamant that the Russian is not a replacement for Dimitar Berbatov, who is desperate to join Manchester United.
The club are also making a major push for Huntelaar and haven't given up on Zenit St Petersburg's Andrei Arshavin and Vedran Corluka from Manchester City.