What is the Spanish Golden Visa?
The Spanish Golden Visa, established under the 14/2013 law, offers a pathway for non-EU nationals to obtain Spanish residency by investing €500,000 or more in property in Spain. Since its inception in September 2013, it has attracted investors from various countries, including Russia, China, Egypt, Qatar, Iran, Lebanon, and Ecuador.
Types of Residence Permits Granted
Types of Residence Permits Granted:
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One-year residence visa for investors (year 1)
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Two-year residence visa for investors (years 2 to 5+)
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Long-term residence and Spanish nationality (year 5 onwards)
Eligibility Criteria:
To qualify for the Spanish Golden Visa, applicants must meet the following criteria
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Be 18 years old or older
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Possess valid public or private health insurance in Spain
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Demonstrate sufficient economic resources to support themselves and any dependents
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Ability to pay the visa processing fee and applicable taxes
Family Inclusion
Spouses and dependent children under 18 (or older disabled children) of the investor may also apply for golden residence permits.
Property Use Restrictions
There are no restrictions on the use of the property; investors have the flexibility to utilize it in any legal manner.
Investment Threshold
The minimum property investment threshold is €500,000 per investor.
Financing Criteria
Investors must use at least €500,000 of their own funds from transparent sources compliant with existing legislation. Additional financing beyond this threshold, such as through a mortgage in Spain, is permissible.
Investment Threshold
The minimum property investment threshold is €500,000 per investor.
Investment Through a Company
Investors may conduct the investment through a company, provided they have control over it and it is not based in a tax haven.
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