1. No irregular records in Spain.
2. At least 18 years of age.
3. No criminal record.
4. Not listed as an undesirable person in countries with which Spain has signed agreements.
5. Enrollment in public or private medical insurance that allows for medical treatment in Spain.
6. Sufficient financial resources to cover the living expenses of the family during their stay in Spain.
7. Payment of the processing fees for the residence permit or visa.
Definition of a significant foreign investor eligible for a residence visa or settlement in Spain:
1. Subscription of 2 million euros in public debt, or 1 million euros in shares or bank deposits in Spain;
2. Real estate investors in Spain: Each investor must purchase real estate worth at least 500,000 euros, free of any debt or encumbrances. This may be one or more properties. Any amount exceeding 500,000 euros may be financed through bank loans.
3. Investing in a business project in Spain that is considered of general interest, which should meet the following conditions:
Creation of jobs (at least ten);
Significant positive impact on socio-economic development;
Contribution to scientific and/or technological innovation.
Those who invest in a company in Spain as described above, directly or indirectly own the majority of the company's shares, and have the authority to appoint or remove members of the board of directors, are also considered eligible for an investment residence permit.
Note: Investors may simultaneously or subsequently apply for residence visas for their spouse and children under 18 years of age, or children over 18 years of age with disabilities.
