Informe sobre la aplicación de la Sección de Movilidad Internacional de la Ley 14/2013, de 27 de septiembre, de apoyo a los emprendedores y su internacionalización (abril 2015) (Ministerio de Empleo y Seguridad Social (Secretaría General de Inmigración y Emigración), 2015)

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Figure 5 (PDF p. 55, 'Evolución de la inversión en inmuebles', monthly real-estate investor visas Oct 2013-Dec 2014) is a bar chart with no printed values.

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Spanish Ministry of Employment and Social Security report on Law 14/2013 international mobility (2015): investor visas and residence authorisations 30 Sep 2013-31 Dec 2014 by route (Cuadro 3), real-estate investors by nationality with amounts (Cuadro 4) and by province (Cuadro 5), share investors (Cuadro 6), business projects (Cuadro 7), averages and counts over EUR 1 million, plus the other mobility categories (out of scope). This pass added the Cuadro 4 subtotal 'Suma 7 principales' (394 grants, 80,4%, EUR 297,756,029, 80,5%) and the text group shares (Russia and China 68,8% of real-estate grants; Barcelona, Málaga and Madrid 75,7%), with category= naming each group.

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What it covers Only published official evaluation report. Investor visas/authorisations 30 Sep 2013 - 31 Dec 2014 by route, nationality and province, with investment amounts (data from the Foreign Ministry, MAEC).

Notes NIPO 270-15-074-4. inclusion.gob.es blocks scripted downloads ('Acceso denegado'); copy taken from the Wayback Machine snapshot of 20 May 2024. The European Commission (SWD(2019) 5) notes this was the only one of the annual reports required by the law that had been made public. Counts mix visas (consulates) and residence authorisations (in Spain) and exclude family members.

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