Since the end of the twentieth century, the Spanish kingdom has taken a significant step in economic development. This naturally entailed an influx of immigrants into the country who wanted to improve the material side of their lives, or enjoy the delights of a civilized society. After living for some time in Spain, some decided to make an attempt to obtain citizenship of the Kingdom.
It is necessary
Property in Spain
Instructions
Step 1
Get a permit with the right to work. This method of legal residence in Spain in the pre-crisis time was one of the most popular. It was enough to have an employment contract on hand, in which the employer prescribed his obligations to preserve the workplace.
Step 2
Become a business owner in Spain. In order to obtain a visa, it will be necessary to prove that the business not only works, but also makes a profit, providing the market with additional vacancies.
Step 3
Get a non-work visa. However, the requirements for applicants in this case are not milder: having your own real estate in the Kingdom and a bank account with an amount sufficient for living. That's about $ 75,000 a year.
Step 4
Become a student at a Spanish university. You must have your own home and a bank certificate confirming your solvency.
Step 5
Get dual citizenship. According to the Constitution of the Kingdom, citizens of a number of countries that are former colonies of Spain are eligible for permanent residence if they prove their financial viability. These countries include Andorra, Argentina, Bolivia, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Peru, Paraguay, Portugal, Philippines, Chile, Ecuador, Equatorial Guinea.
