Diana Marín Consarnau2026-03-222026-03-22201510.26668/indexlawjournals/2358-1352/2015.v11i5.2941https://doi.org/10.26668/indexlawjournals/2358-1352/2015.v11i5.2941https://andeanlibrary.org/handle/123456789/71865Theaim of thisreportis to analyzehowSpanishLaw has implementedspecificmeasures to recognisethepotential of migrantentrepreneurshiporinvestorfor more economicgrowth. Inthatsense, EntrepreneursLaw 14/2013, tends to Theaim of thisreportis to analyzehowSpanishLaw has implementedspecificmeasures to recognisethepotential of migrantentrepreneurshiporinvestorfor more economicgrowth. Inthatsense, EntrepreneursLaw 14/2013, tends to facilitatepublicsupportformigrantentrepreneurs to ensurethatentrepreneurship and businessgrowthorinvestment are notadverselyaffectedbecause a viable businessisunable to accessappropriate visas o residencepermissions. Thewayisto create a differenttypes of new visas orresidencepermissionsforeconomicreasons. However, according to ForeignersLawitisdifficult to maintainthattheseprovisions are clearorknownbyapplicants. Thereasonisthat visas and residencepermissions are alreadycovered inforeignerslegislation, so EntrepreneursLawcouldgenerate a regulatoryoverlap and addconfusion to regulatedsituations in theirlogicalregulatoryframework.enResidenceConfusionEntrepreneurshipLegislationInvestment (military)BusinessLaw and economicsPolitical scienceLawarticle