Coming to Spain Procedures:

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Residency Visa for Investors, Article 63 of he new Law 14/2013 of 27 September, concerning entrepreneurship support and internationalization

A 2 year-Residency Permit will be granted to those investors applying for a visa at the Consulate of Spain in their home country, provided they meet any of the requirements set forth in Article 63 of this law:

a) An initial investment amounting a minimum of two million euros in Spanish public debt securities, or a minimum of one million euros in shares of Spanish companies or national bank deposits.

b) The acquisition of property in Spain with amounting a minimum of 500,000 euros investment per applicant.

c) The design of a business project to be developed in Spain, which must be regarded and accredited of common interest.

Residency Permit as Qualified Professional, article 71 of the Spanish Law 14/2013 September 27, concerning entrepreneurship support and internationalization >>

Residency Permit due to In-Company Assignment, Article 73 of the Spanish Law of Entrepreneurs 14/2013 of September 27, concerning entrepreneurship support and internationalization >>

Residency Permit for Entrepreneurs, Article 69 of he new Law 14/2013 of 27 September, concerning entrepreneurship support and internationalization >>

Work and Residency Permit as a result of transnational provision of services and renewals >>

Relatives’ Residency Permit or reunification >>

Residency permit due to exceptional circumstances: arraigo social y familiar >>

Work and Residency Permit for hire and renewal >>

Renewal of Relatives’ Residency Permit

Notice of EU Transnational Postings

Work permit for Students

EU Citizens’ family member card

European Citizens’ Registration certificate

Re-entry authorization

Foreigners’ Identification Card Duplicate

Resident and non-resident certificates

Alien’s Identification number (NIE)

Change of address notice

Student Card

Entrance notice at police departments

Integration and housing adequacy reports

Internal appeals before the Spanish administrative-contentious Law, against the possible negative resolutions of the proceedings