To complete the application, applicants must follow the below detailed Spain Entrepreneur Visa process:
- Draft the business plan for the new business in Spain
- Making an appointment at the Spanish consulate in the country of residence
- Get the business plan assessed by the Spanish Economic and Commercial Office in the home country
- Receive the positive report of “Entrepreneurial Activity of Interest” from the office
- Arrange all documents for the entrepreneur visa at the Spanish Consulate in the home country
- Receive your visa within 10 to 15 days of processing time
- You will receive the initial one year visa to set up the business in Spain
- Residency permit applications must be submitted to the UGE, which will be granted for two years
- You can move to Spain to set up your business and apply for a residency permit
- Successful business owners operating in Spain can renew their entrepreneurial visa status
- Extend the visa for another two years by demonstrating that the company is running fruitfully and adding to the economy
After five years of residency in Spain, the entrepreneur can apply for a long-term residence permit.
- Duly filled Application form
- Proof of payment of the application fee
- The favorable report accepting that your entrepreneurship business plan
- Similar to the Spain Startup Visa, submit complete passport copies
- Proof of funds means to support yourself and your family during the two years
- Private medical insurance with no deductibles with a Spanish company
- Criminal record certificate.
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- Automotive and mobility
- Renewable Energy
- Life Sciences
- Tourism and Leisure
- Agri-food
- Aerospace
- Transport and Logistics
- Audiovisual
- Chemical Industry
- Equipment, plants & machinery
- Retail, electronics, and engineering
- Shipbuilding
- Textile