Investing in Spain: A privileged way to obtain residence permit

The Spanish Golden Visa, a key to access Europe

For some individuals and families who live in high-tax countries with limited options for tax and estate planning, and for those who live in countries with an unstable political or economic situation, an alternative residence is also a means to increase personal security and achieve a better quality of life as well as offering the potential to acquire a second citizenship or a resident permit, thus a visa to access the Schengen zone.

This article prepared by Marimón Abogados, a leading Spanish law firm with offices in Barcelona, Madrid and Seville, provides a concise overview of the requirements and other aspects to keep in mind once you are interested in a Spanish residency permit.

Marimón Abogados is the representative of ISFIN in Spain.

ISFIN is composed of the most innovative and highly regarded independent law firms, audit & accounting firms and real estate companies in their field.

For any further information about Residency Permit in Spain, do not hesitate to contact:

José Antonio Rodríguez, jarodriguez@marimon-abogados.com
Anahita Tárrega, tarrega@marimon-abogados.com