Drafting the business plan is the founder's own responsibility — we structure the immigration case around it, we don't write it.
Who this visa is for
Founders with a genuinely innovative business model — not a standard local shop or a replicated franchise — who intend to actually build and run the company from Spain.
Spain Entrepreneur Visa requirements
- A favorable ENISA report confirming the business is innovative and of special economic interest to Spain.
- A detailed, credible business plan — team, market, financials — built to the standard ENISA actually evaluates against.
- Sufficient funds to support yourself while the business gets off the ground.
- Filed either through your consulate of origin or, in many cases, from within Spain through the UGE.
The ENISA report is the gatekeeper
This is the step that makes or breaks the filing. ENISA evaluates innovation, scalability and job-creation potential — a generic plan gets a generic (and often negative) report. We build the plan around what the evaluation is actually looking for, not around what reads well in a pitch deck.

