Services in Spain · Turnkey
Company Formation in Spain — Turnkey
We register your business in Spain from the initial idea to a fully operational company: we select the legal form, prepare the paperwork, take you through the notary, and complete all registrations.
What We Do
In most cases we set up a Sociedad Limitada (S.L.). We take care of the NIE/CIF, articles of association, the notarial deed, registration with the Registro Mercantil, bank account opening, and tax registration. For a step-by-step walkthrough of the procedure with forms and timelines, see our article “Setting Up an S.L. Company in Spain”.
What You Should Know
- Under the “Crea y Crece” law, the minimum share capital for an S.L. is from €1.
- After registration you will need accounting and reporting — we can help with that too.
Service Cost
Pricing is agreed individually
- Choice of legal form
- Obtaining NIE/CIF
- Articles of association and notarial deed
- Registration with the Registro Mercantil
- Bank account and tax registration
Government fees and direct third-party costs (notary, translations, insurance premiums) are billed separately as incurred.
How We Work
- Consultation and choice of legal form
- Preparation of the incorporation documents
- Notary and registration
- Bank account, tax registration, and business launch
What stays on your side
- Hand over the source documents and accurate details of your situation — from there we do the work ourselves.
- Pay the government fees and third-party services: translations, apostille, notary. These are paid directly and are not part of the case handling.
- Appear in person where presence is required: fingerprinting, the consular interview, signing before a notary.
- Tell us when something changes — address, job, family, letters from the authority: the timeline depends on it.
The procedures rest on the Reglamento de Extranjería (RD 1155/2024, in force since 20 May 2025) and, for citizenship, on the Código Civil; the official texts are published by the BOE. EuroGarant is a private firm: we are not a government body and are not affiliated with Extranjería, the National Police or the Spanish consulates. The decision on an application is made by the authority alone.
FAQ
- What is the minimum share capital for an S.L.? Under the “Crea y Crece” law — from €1; in practice, the amount depends on your business goals.
- Do I need to be a resident? No, non-residents can also set up a company; you will need an NIE. We will review your case.
- Do you handle the accounting after formation? Yes — we take over the bookkeeping and reporting (see our “Taxes in Spain” service).