Our Spanish Residency Department specializes in searching for properties suitable for the Golden Visa scheme. We asses the best investment opportunities on the market and offer a property management service that includes the drawing up of contracts, arranging the arrival and departure of tenants and payment control.
Any foreign citizen from a non-European Union country who wishes to invest in Spain in accordance with the minimum investment requirements set in law and in compliance with the following general terms and conditions:
The acquisition of one or more properties in Spain with an investment value equal or superior to €500,000. The amount of €500,000 must be available in one cash payment and a mortgage may not be negotiated for this amount. A mortgage for a property valued over €500,000 may be negotiated for the difference.
Yes. You may purchase more than one property as long as the total investment in all of them reaches the minimum amount of €500,000. Furthermore, the properties acquired may be of a residential, tourist, rural, commercial or industrial nature.
Yes. An investment can be made by an individual or through a company. If this company is a foreign organisation, it must not be registered in a country that is considered to be a tax haven according to Spanish law.
Initially, the visa that is issued will allow the person investing in Spain to stay in the country and move freely within the Schengen Area for a maximum of one year.
During the second stage, a new residence permit is established, the duration of which will be two years and which may be renewed for another two years. The investor must request this permit once the investment has been completed and the initially granted year permit has expired, with this initial permit being granted as long as the investment exceeds the minimum amount of €500,000.
After five years and with the continued condition of being a resident in Spain, the investor may opt for long-term residency.
Yes. There are no restrictions regarding the renting of the property.
Yes. The property acquired can be sold at any time, although if this sale takes place during the first five years after the initial investment the applicant will not be able to renew his residence permit unless the sale is made in order to purchase another property and the investment value continues to exceed the minimum €500,000.
You must travel to Spain at least once during the period for which the authorisation is valid. Apart from this, there is no minimum residence period in Spain, meaning investors can continue their tax residence in another country without renouncing Spanish residency.
A spouse and children younger than 18 years old (or children older than 18 years old if they are disabled) may request a residence permit at the same time or after the main investor applicant.
Yes. This visa enables you to travel and benefit from free movement within the Schengen Area for a maximum period of 90 days, during any period of 180 days from the date of first entry. Consequently, in addition to Spain, the visa will be valid for travel in Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland.
In this section you will find some of our numerous successful operations in the area of Barcelona city, Castelldefels, Gavà Mar, Sitges and Menorca.
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