You can obtain your investor authorization in two ways:<br /> 1. If you are outside of Spain, you can apply for an investor visa at the consulate of your country of residence, which will allow you to reside in Spain for up to one year. During this period, you may request the investor residence authorization.</p> <p>2. If you are already in Spain on a regular basis (on a short-term stay or as the holder of a residence permit for studies or residence), you can directly request a residence permit from the Large Companies Unit, without having to previously process the investor visa.

No additional investment is required for each family member.<br /> This authorization depends on that of the investor and in order to obtain it, it must prove that it meets the general requirements, among them, that the investor has economic resources for her family, as well as the corresponding medical insurance.</p> <p>So for example, if a couple acquires a € 1,000,000 property, both spouses can obtain an investor visa. If the property has a value of € 500,000, the buyer can obtain an investor visa and her spouse as a family member as a family member.

Yes, as long as it is domiciled in a territory that does not have the status of a tax haven in accordance with Spanish regulations, if the applicant must have the majority of its voting rights and have the power to appoint and remove the majority of the members of its governing body.