Step 1: Step 1
Initial consultation to evaluate your business plan and legal structure
Corporate in Spain
About Spain
About Spain
Spain offers one of Europe’s most attractive environments for business formation and investment. With its strategic location, skilled workforce, and access to the European Union market, Spain has become a preferred hub for entrepreneurs and global companies. Through the Spain Company Setup & Corporate Immigration Program, investors can establish a legal entity, gain EU market access, and qualify for Spanish residency under simplified regulations.
Capital:MadridLanguage:SpanishCurrency:Euro (€)
- Population
- 48,000,000
- Capital
- Madrid
- Language
- Spanish
- Currency
- Euro (€)
- Time zone
- UTC+1
- Climate
- Mediterranean
Why Spain
Why Spain?
Simplified incorporation process for foreign investors
Eligibility for Spanish Entrepreneur or Business Visa
Reduced corporate tax rate for startups (15%)
Residency pathway for business owners and their families
Access to 27 EU member states and Schengen mobility
Process
How it works
Step 2: Step 2
Obtain NIE (Foreign ID Number) for all shareholders or directors
Step 3: Step 3
Reserve your company name with the Spanish Mercantile Registry
Step 4: Step 4
Open a corporate bank account and deposit the minimum share capital (€3,000 for SL)
Step 5: Step 5
Sign the incorporation deed before a Spanish Notary
Step 6: Step 6
Register the company, obtain CIF (Tax ID), and register for social security
Step 7: Step 7
Apply for Entrepreneur or Business Visa to reside and manage your business in Spain
Eligibility — Requirements
Requirements
The following list outlines the core eligibility requirements for this program.
Non-EU citizen aged 18 or above
Clean criminal record
Valid business plan demonstrating economic contribution
Health insurance valid in Spain
Registered business address in Spain
Proof of sufficient financial means to establish and operate the business
Frequently asked questions
Question 1
A minimum share capital of €3,000 is required to register a Limited Liability Company (SL) in Spain.
Question 2
Yes. Most of the process can be completed remotely with a Power of Attorney granted to a local representative.
Question 3
Yes. Business owners can apply for an Entrepreneur or Business Visa, which can lead to Spanish residency.
Question 4
Company registration typically takes 2–4 weeks, and residency approval may take an additional 1–2 months.
Question 5
Newly formed companies enjoy a reduced 15% corporate tax for the first two profitable years, increasing to 25% thereafter.
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