Spain attracts foreign entrepreneurs due to the stability of its economic system and the fact that it offers favorable conditions for foreign investors. However, the Spanish Central Bank, as the country’s financial regulator, limits currency transactions and closely monitors the financial and economic activities of companies managed by foreign citizens. In particular, when opening bank accounts, a solid set of documents is required to confirm financial activity and sources of income.
Key features:
Timeframes: From one week to one month. During this period, the bank carefully examines the provided documents.
Our experts ensure that there are no bureaucratic delays, as they are familiar with every step of the process.
Fees and currencies: Depends on the bank.
We recommend choosing a financial institution that operates in various currencies and provides favorable conditions for international transfers and currency exchange.
Documents for opening an account: There is a standard list of documents, but there may be a need to provide additional documents, including a detailed business plan.
We have encountered this practice and are ready to assist promptly in such situations, ensuring that the waiting period for the bank’s decision does not stretch unnecessarily.
Error resolution: Any doubts from the bank can increase the response time and even lead to refusal.
It is crucial to confirm your intentions and avoid raising unnecessary questions, so all operations of the organization should fully align with its profile. For example, a medical organization should not receive payments for construction services. If you have doubts about the documentation, we can help find a rational solution to prevent any questions from the bank.