The Madrid region has traditionally been a magnet for large corporations and international investors. Our region is beginning to attract a new type of attention: venture capital from the United States.

With a privileged location at the crossroads of Europe, Africa and Latin America, the Spanish region has established itself as a pillar of global logistics.

The Madrid region is positioning itself as the leading Spanish-speaking hub in the creative and audiovisual industries, acting as a key and crucial point for the sector at the national level.

The Madrid region represents a key industrial hub, with the automotive industry contributing around 3 billion euros in exports and generating employment for more than 9,000 people.

During his recent visit to the Madrid region, the Governor of Durango, Esteban Villegas, sought to establish partnerships that would boost the development of this Mexican region in collaboration with Madrid

Mexican restaurants offering authentic, fusion-free dishes are winning over the palates of the Madrid region. Traditional Mexican gastronomy has been recognized by the prestigious French Michelin Guide.

The Madrid region is creating a transport ecosystem that meets both the demands of modern urban life and the global imperatives of environmental sustainability.

As the global automotive industry undergoes an accelerated transformation, regions that combine industrial tradition with innovation, infrastructure and talent are emerging as key drivers of change. The Madrid region is one of them.

This document outlines the tax residency regulations in Spain, with a particular focus on foreign investors or companies. Additionally, we will explore how these rules apply specifically within the Madrid region.