Category: Investors

Opening a company in Spain is an excellent option for foreign investors, as the country offers a competitive business environment and a strategic location within the European Union. To facilitate this process, it is essential to be aware of the legal, fiscal and administrative requirements that must be met.

Spain is one of the most attractive destinations for foreign investors in Europe, and the Community of Madrid, as its main economic centre, is positioned as one of the most dynamic regions for entrepreneurship.

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, positions Madrid as a ‘gateway to Europe and America’ for Asian investors, and meets with fifty investors and businesspeople in Seoul, at a meeting organised by Invest in Madrid.

The leading asian investor in Spain and the Madrid region in terms of FDI stock, flows and employment.

Chancerygate, the largest urban logistics real estate developer and asset manager in the UK, opens its office on Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid and appoints Felipe Lainez as Director of Development for Spain with a view to expanding into Europe.

Madrid Region Goverment provides users and investors with a useful tool to inquire about plots and lands available for sale or concession.

In the Community of Madrid and the rest of Spain, foreign workers can obtain a visa to telecommute for companies outside the European Union, with reduced taxation.

The startup law offers a series of tax and bureaucratic advantages to facilitate foreign investment in emerging companies. Additionally, it streamlines the residency permits for foreigners with the aim of retaining highly skilled talent.