Poland ⇄ Spain and Latin America

Expansion between Poland, Spain and Latin America

Our core corridor: Polish companies moving into Spain and Latin America, and Spanish and Latin American companies moving into Poland. One team, working in Polish, Spanish and English.

Poland and the Spanish-speaking world are closer than they look on a map. Both Poland and Spain sit inside the EU single market, and Latin American companies increasingly look to Central Europe for clients, talent and a European base. What slows companies down is rarely the opportunity. It is the paperwork in an unfamiliar language: registers, notaries, tax numbers, banks and permits.

Focaly Group runs that work end to end. We choose the structure with you, prepare and legalise documents in your home country, coordinate sworn translators, notaries and local advisers, and then help with hiring, relocation and launch marketing.

What we handle

Structure

Subsidiary, branch or cross-border sales, compared on risk, running costs and plans.

Registrations

Company registers, tax numbers, VAT, beneficial ownership and bank accounts.

People

Posting of workers, local hiring, permits and relocation.

Market

Local-language websites, SEO and campaigns through Focaly Agency.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you work in Spanish and Polish?

Yes. Our team works in Polish, Spanish and English, and official documents are prepared in the language each authority requires.

Which Latin American countries do you cover?

Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina, in both directions: Polish companies entering those markets and companies from those markets entering Poland.

Are you a law firm?

No. We coordinate the project and work with licensed notaries, lawyers and tax advisers, who sign off wherever the law requires it.

Can you help if we are neither Polish nor Spanish?

Yes. Many clients are international groups that use Poland or Spain as their entry point.

Start here

One call. A clear next step.

Tell us where you operate and where you want to be. We tell you what it takes, who does it and what happens first.