Registering a company and obtaining residency in Spain 20

Documents and procedures required for company registration in Spain:

1) Copies of ID cards or passports of directors and shareholders, directors can also be legal representatives, 2) ID cards and passports of directors and shareholders must be notarized and double-authenticated.

3) Certificate of no objection to the name of the Spanish company: the name must be approved in advance.

4) Registration: After the Spanish company has obtained legal personality, it will be registered with the Spanish Registrar of Companies.

Basic materials: 1-3 names of companies registered in Spain, business scope, information of shareholders and directors.

5) Spanish Articles of Association: The shareholders of the company sign the articles of association at a notary public.

6) Pay property transfer tax and document judicial and notarization fees.

If the company officially starts business in Spain, the director needs to apply for a green card (Spanish ID number) with a registered capital of at least 3,000 euros (proof of funds).

If you want to register a company, you need to provide the following information:

1) Application for Establishment and Registration of Company signed by the legal representative of the company;

2) "Certificate of Designated Representative or Co-Principal" signed by all shareholders

3) Articles of association signed by all shareholders (if the shareholder is a natural person, it shall be signed by himself; shareholders other than natural persons shall be stamped with the official seal);

4) A copy of the shareholder's qualification certificate or natural person's identity certificate;

5) Resolution of the shareholders' meeting established in accordance with the law.

6) If the shareholder's initial capital contribution is non-monetary property, the supporting documents for the transfer of property rights shall be submitted;

7) Copies of appointment documents and identity certificates of directors, supervisors and managers;

8) Copies of legal representatives' employment documents and identity certificates;

9) Proof of use of residence:

10) Notice of Pre-approval of Enterprise Name;

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The whole process takes about a month, and the individual entity can be up and running right away. Companies investing in Spain can be divided into three main categories according to the project to be operated and the amount invested, the composition of shareholders, etc.: Shares, Responsibilities, Individual Entities Number of Shareholders:

Since 1996, it has been possible to set up only 1 person with shares or responsibilities ****. Spanish shares****: Article 4 of the Spanish Joint-Stock Companies Act stipulates that the minimum registered capital shall not be less than 60,102 euros; A minimum of 25% of the registered capital must be paid at the time of registration, and the rest can be paid within a certain period of time as stipulated in the articles of association.

The process of registering a Spanish company: The establishment procedures of foreign-funded enterprises and domestic-funded enterprises are basically the same, the only difference is that foreign-funded enterprises should declare to the Department of Foreign Investment of the Ministry of Industry and Tourism after their establishment, so as to facilitate the statistics of foreign investment, but no prior approval is required. Information required to register a company in Spain:

1. Proof of no objection to the name of the Spanish company: the name must be approved in advance (1-3 names must be prepared for search). 2. Articles of Association of Spain:

The shareholders of the company sign the articles of association at a notary public. 3. Pay property transfer tax and document judicial and notarization fees. 4. Obtain the Spanish company tax number 5. Registration:

Once a Spanish company has acquired legal personality, it is registered with the Spanish Registrar of Companies.

1.Shareholders, directors and secretary of the company of the company.

To register a company in Spain, you need to have at least 1 shareholder and at least 1 director.

2.Opening a bank account.

Before you start registering your company, you will need to open a local bank account, and Dennett will assist you in opening an account with a local bank.

3.Registered capital and paid-up capital.

There is a minimum registered capital requirement, which can be EUR3000. It is necessary to register the company after it is in place.

4.Registered address.

To register a Spanish company, a local address is required, and Dennett can provide you with such an address, which can be a physical office address or an address for registration purposes only.

5.Required Information:

Notarized translation of proof of address, notarized copy of passport (individual shareholder) or company license, etc.

6.Scope of business of a Spanish company.

There is no particularly large restriction on the company's business scope, and it can be engaged in **, production, services and other types of business scope.

7.Spanish companies do their own tax returns.

According to Spanish law, it is mandatory for Spanish companies to keep accounts. This service includes accounting for initial financial operations (share capital payments, rent agreements, employment contracts). Make monthly tax returns.

The required information includes:

1. The original ID card of the shareholder.

2. Proof of the company's site (lease contract, property right certificate).

3. Draft the company's name, registered capital, business scope, equity and capital contribution ratio.

4. The position of the proposed legal representative, director, supervisor and manager.

Can I apply for reinstatement after the expiration of my long-term residence in Spain? Q: I am a Chinese living in Spain, in April 2012, I returned to China because of something in China, when the matter was dealt with and I could go back to Spain, my passport was lost, and when I got my passport back, I have been in China for a year and a half.

Now that I want to go back to Spain, it is said that I may not be allowed to enter the country. But I still hope to return to Spain to work, I used to hold a long-term residence in Spain, how can I resume my residency and enter the country smoothly? A:

According to the Aliens Act, long-term residence can be restored under certain circumstances. If you have been absent from Spain for more than 12 months for any reason, you are considered to be recoverable. The following is a brief introduction to what can be applied for restoration, what documents are required to apply for restoration, and to apply for **

1. Who can apply for resumption of residence?

If you have a long-term residence permit and stay outside the EU for more than 12 months, your long-term residence permit will be revoked.

Those who originally had a long-term residence in Spain, but later applied for a long-term residence in an EU country, and as a result, the long-term residence in Spain was abolished, and now they want to return to Spain.

Therefore, if the residence permit in hand is not a long-term residence, but the residence permit has been revoked for more than six months (within one year), the residence permit cannot be reinstated.

2. What are the requirements for an applicant?

1) Not having an illegal presence in Spanish territory.

2) No criminal record in Spain and no criminal record in the country where you have previously stayed for five years.

3) Not on the blacklist of Schengen countries.

4) Do not have a disease that affects public health.

3. What documents are required?

1) Apply**.

2) All copies of passports (the original passport must be presented when sending).

3) Notarization of innocence in China or the country where he lived and settled before (double certification, translation into Spanish).

4) Health notarization (double certification. Translated into Spanish).

5) Handling fee in EUR (790-052).

4. Go to ** to apply?

1) If the person concerned is legally present in Spain (e.g. with a short-term visa), the application can be submitted to the Foreigner's Office in the place of residence.

2) If the person concerned is outside Spain, the application can be submitted to the Spanish embassy or consulate there.

The application should be processed within three months from the day after it is sent to the local foreigner's office. If three months have passed, it can be understood that it has been approved, and the person concerned can apply for a certificate of "acquiescence by the authorities".

Once approved, if the person concerned is outside Spain, the Spanish embassy or consulate will issue the corresponding visa, and the person can apply for a residence permit after entering the country; If the person concerned is in Spain, he or she can apply for a residence permit after receiving the approval letter.

According to the Spanish newspaper Ouhua, after a long wait, it was a very happy thing to get a work residence card for the first time. The first thing many people do when they get the approval letter is to make an appointment for themselves to have their fingerprints applied. You must know that it is very particular to get a job residence or a boss residence for the first time, and if you are not prepared, even if you go to the police station, it will be a trip in vain.

Now, 86 will communicate with you what procedures you need to go through after you get a work residence permit or a boss residence for the first time. Whether it is a student residence to a work residence, a boss or a job, as long as it is the first time to apply for a residence permit, the purpose of which is to work or open a shop, you must go to the police station after the insurance ALTA to have your fingerprint pressed.

Nowadays, it is rare for the approval letter to be sent to the home for the change of residence, and it is generally possible to print the information of the online residence approval and make an appointment to go to the police station to press the fingerprint. However, please note that for the first time to apply for residence, such as rooted residence, student transfer to work, newborn residence, etc., you need to get an approval letter before you can make an appointment to press your fingerprint.

After getting the residence approval letter, you must first take the approval letter and passport and proof of residence to the social insurance bureau to apply for an insurance number, if you have used the insurance number of your passport application before, you need to change it to the corresponding residence number, and then bring the approval letter and insurance number to the boss's accounting lawyer upstairs for insurance. When applying for an insurance number, it is recommended to leave a commonly used mobile phone number, so that the change in insurance status will be notified directly through SMS.

In general, after the insurance ALTA, you need to send the acknowledgment receipt to the email address marked on the approval letter by email before you can make an appointment to press the fingerprint. If you don't get the insurance alta, the police station won't let you press your fingerprints.

If the residence is handled by the family roots, because the family is rooted in the first year, it is not possible to work, so there is no need and cannot ALTA insurance, and the hunger and hunger can directly take the approval letter to the police station to get their fingerprints.

Materials to be brought according to the fingerprint:

1.Request a receipt form.

2.A copy of the approval letter.

3.A valid passport.

4.If you have a previous residence card, a copy of your previous residence card is required.

5.Passport photo with white background.

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7.If there is a change of home address, proof of residence at the new address is required.

After the normal fingerprint is pressed, there is theoretically a 40-day waiting period. In fact, it is usually possible to pick up your card in Madrid about 25 days after you have pressed your fingerprint. However, due to the recent summer vacation for foreigners, the efficiency of work has decreased, so the time to get the card will also be longer.

1. The name of the Spanish company must be approved in advance (1-3 names must be prepared for search);

2. Personal identification materials of shareholders and directors (copies of ID cards, passports, etc. need to be notarized and authenticated);

3. Information on the registered address and business scope of the Spanish company 4. Obtain the tax number of the Spanish company;

4. Articles of association and other standard documents.

It depends on what your husband is applying for residency in **. This is because the speed at which you change your residence is not the same in both the north and south of Spain. Some people are in barcelona, and it takes half a year to get it.

In Madrid, in Barcelona, these big cities are going to be a little bit slower, because there are a lot of people, and you can imagine the workload.

I changed my residence in Vitoria, and I was notified soon, and the materials were complete, and it was done within 3 months!

I have also applied for my family, and if the Spanish approval is fast, there will be news in March, 6 months, a year, or more than a year. However, if it goes well, there will be news in half a year.

If you have a resident, you can stay in China, and the time for your return depends on how many years you have lived in China. Generally, according to half of the number of years, that is, one year can be in China for half a year, 2 years of residence, 2 years of friendship can add up to one year in China, an average of half a year in China, and 2 years add up to one year. The time in China within one year shall not exceed half a year, otherwise the visa will be refused when changing the new residence.

You can stay in China for a total of 2 and a half years after a 5-year stay, but you can stay in China for a year in a row, and you can return to Spain once and then go back to China. On average, it can be half a year in China.

5 years of residence, if you have been going back and forth to China for 2 and a half years, then the remaining 2 and a half years, you will only have to be in Spain.

After getting the residency, if you have a one-year residence, there will be 7 or 8 months left to renew the new residence from the date of approval.