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Entrepreneur Visa in Spain
Are you planning to start a business in Spain?
The Entrepreneur Visa in Spain allows non-EU citizens to launch and manage an innovative business while legally residing in the country. At Marfour International Law Firm, we help you structure your business project, prepare your application, and ensure full legal compliance from the start.
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What is the Entrepreneur Visa in Spain
The Entrepreneur Visa in Spain is a residence permit for non-EU nationals who want to establish and operate a business in Spain. It is designed for projects considered innovative and of economic interest to the country.
This visa is regulated under Spain’s Entrepreneurship Law 14/2013 and offers a legal pathway for entrepreneurs to live and work in Spain while contributing to innovation, job creation, and economic growth.
To qualify, applicants must present a strong business plan, demonstrate sufficient financial means, and show that their project has the potential to benefit the Spanish economy.
That is why our team of experts across immigration, corporate, tax, and business matters is here to support you at every stage — from assessing your eligibility and preparing your business plan to managing your visa application and ensuring your business is structured correctly in Spain.
As an entrepreneur, you are responsible for complying with Spanish legal, tax, and business obligations while actively managing your company in Spain. Marfour is designed to offer all these services to make the process of business relocation easy for companies and efficient for those who want to run a business.
Enjoy all the Benefits it has to offer
The benefits of the Entrepreneur Visa in Spain
Legal residence and work authorization in Spain
Opportunity to establish and grow an innovative business
Pathway to long-term residency in Spain
Possibility of family reunification
Access to Spain’s startup ecosystem, talent pool, and business network
Are you eligible?
Requirements to apply for a Entrepreneur Visa in Spain
Innovative Business Project
Your business must be considered innovative in nature and of economic interest to Spain. The project should demonstrate value through innovation, scalability, or contribution to the local economy.
Business Plan
You must prepare a detailed business plan explaining your business idea, market analysis, financial projections, operational strategy, and potential job creation.
Professional Profile
Applicants should demonstrate a professional background that supports their ability to successfully manage the proposed business, including education, experience, and relevant skills.
Financial Solvency
You must show sufficient financial resources to support yourself and your business activities in Spain.
Favorable Report
To apply for entrepreneurial residence in Spain, the entrepreneur must first obtain a favorable report from ENISA.
Application Submission
The application must be submitted with the required documents either through the Spanish Consulate or the relevant immigration authority in Spain.
General Documentation
Applicants are typically required to provide a valid passport, proof of financial means, health insurance, and a criminal record certificate, along with any supporting business documentation.
How can Marfour help you?
Applying for an Entrepreneur Visa in Spain requires a strong business proposal, accurate documentation, and coordination across immigration, tax, and corporate matters. Errors or weaknesses in the application can lead to delays or refusal.
At Marfour International Law Firm, we manage the entire process, ensuring your project is presented clearly and your application is aligned with Spanish legal requirements from the beginning.
Initial Assessment
We evaluate your profile, business idea, and eligibility for the Entrepreneur Visa in Spain.
Business Plan Support
We help structure and review your business plan to ensure it meets legal and practical requirements.
Document Preparation
We prepare and review all required documents, including financial, personal, and business documentation.
Application Submission
We manage the visa application process with the appropriate authorities.
Business Structuring Guidance
We advise on the legal structure of your business and the steps required to establish operations in Spain.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the Entrepreneur Visa in Spain
What is the Entrepreneur Visa in Spain?
The Entrepreneur Visa is a residence permit for non-EU citizens who want to establish an innovative business in Spain.
Who can apply for the Entrepreneur Visa in Spain?
Non-EU nationals with a viable and innovative business project that is of economic interest to Spain can apply.
Do I need a business plan for the Entrepreneur Visa?
Yes, a detailed business plan is one of the main requirements for the application.
What makes a business eligible for the Entrepreneur Visa in Spain?
The business must be innovative and show potential economic value for Spain, such as job creation, investment, or market development.
Do I need to prove financial means to apply?
Yes, applicants must show sufficient funds to support themselves and their business activities in Spain.
Can I bring my family with me on an Entrepreneur Visa?
Yes, the visa may allow family reunification for immediate family members.
Where do I apply for the Entrepreneur Visa in Spain?
Applications may be submitted through the Spanish Consulate abroad or through the relevant immigration authority in Spain.
Can the Entrepreneur Visa lead to long-term residency in Spain?
Yes, it can lead to long-term residency if the business remains active and all renewal requirements are met.
What happens if my Entrepreneur Visa application is refused?
If the application is denied, it may be possible to appeal or submit a new application with improved supporting documentation.
Can Marfour help me prepare the business plan and visa application?
Yes, Marfour can assist with the full process, including the business plan, legal strategy, visa application, and business setup in Spain.