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Setting up a company in Spain as a foreigner is possible and safe with the right advice.
At Sánchez Solicitors, we manage the entire process of creating your company, from choosing the legal structure to registering it with the Mercantile Registry, with a comprehensive service that combines legal, tax, and administrative aspects.
We assist entrepreneurs, freelancers, and foreign investors in setting up their businesses in Spain. We handle all the paperwork, deadlines, and procedures, ensuring compliance with legal, tax, and labor requirements so your company can operate with legal certainty from day one.
The choice between registering as self-employed or forming a limited company depends on your business volume, liability, and tax implications. We analyze your project and recommend the most efficient option, explaining the advantages and implications of each alternative before you decide.
Request information without obligation and set up your company in Spain with a comprehensive service. Call us today.
Yes. Non-residents can set up companies in Spain. We handle the NIE (Foreigner Identification Number) and all necessary procedures, even remotely with power of attorney.
The regulations allow you to set up a limited liability company (SL) with reduced share capital. We explain the current requirements and the implications of each option.
It depends on obtaining the NIE (Foreigner Identification Number) and the efficiency of the notary and land registry. We will give you a realistic estimate after reviewing your case.
Yes. We assist you with accounting, taxation, and corporate advice once the company is established.
October 5, 2026
Business and tax, Company formation
Forming a Spanish company as a foreigner is quicker than most people expect — but only if the documents, the bank and the registry steps are lined up in the right order. Set Up a Company in Spain 2026: Essential Step-by-Step Guide for Foreigners You can set up a company in Spain as a foreigner […]
September 29, 2026
Property purchase, Real Estate
Buying property in Spain follows a very different process from the UK, Ireland, the Nordics or the US — knowing the steps before you make an offer is what keeps the purchase safe. Buying Property in Spain 2026: The Complete Legal Checklist for Foreign Buyers Buying property in Spain as a foreigner is straightforward in […]
September 24, 2026
Personal law, Traffic accidents
What you do in the first minutes after a car accident in Spain decides whether your claim goes anywhere. Car Accident in Spain: What to Do in the First 48 Hours A car accident in Spain plays out differently depending on whether you live here or you’re just passing through: you may not know the […]
September 21, 2026
Business and tax, Tax and accounting law
There’s no single right answer — the balance depends on your own numbers. Autónomo vs SL in Spain: 2026 Tax Comparison for Freelancers and Small Businesses Autónomo vs SL in Spain is the question every foreign freelancer and small business owner eventually has to answer: stay registered as self-employed, or set up a Sociedad Limitada […]
September 10, 2026
Business and tax, Loans and financing
The keys are the final step — the legal review should happen well before you sign. Spanish Mortgage for Foreigners in 2026: Rates, Requirements and Best Practices Getting a mortgage in Spain as a foreign buyer is entirely possible — Spanish banks actively lend to non-residents — but the terms are noticeably different from what […]
September 8, 2026
International inheritance, For expatriates
Spanish Inheritance Tax for Non-Residents: Regional Allowances Explained If you’re inheriting property, savings or a business in Spain and you don’t live here, the first question is almost always the same: do I actually have to pay Spanish inheritance tax as a foreigner? The short answer is yes — but how much you pay can […]
