Company registrationabroad

It depends on the jurisdiction, the legal form and the scope of work. We prepare the quote after a consultation and fix it in the contract — before the start you see both the launch cost and the annual cost of ownership.

The timeline is made up of document preparation and the registry’s own processing. Registries work at different speeds, so we give an honest estimate in the quote for the specific country instead of promising a universal deadline.

In many jurisdictions — yes: documents are signed remotely or via video verification. Some countries require a notary or a personal visit. We confirm the exact procedure once the jurisdiction is chosen.

Yes, that is a separate service in the Bank accounts section: we prepare the banking file and support the application. The decision is always the bank’s, so we do not guarantee an opening — but we prepare the file so the bank has no questions left.

Not necessarily. Many countries look at where a company is effectively managed: if decisions are taken from your country, it may be treated as a tax resident there. That is why we start with the owner’s residency rather than with picking a country.

It is the requirement that a company is genuinely managed in its country of registration: office, staff, decisions taken locally, real expenses. It applies in a number of jurisdictions and is enforced most strictly where reduced rates are used. We raise it before the country is chosen, because it drives both the upkeep budget and the very ability to use the relief.

In most jurisdictions yes, though the scope differs: somewhere simplified reporting is enough, elsewhere an audit is mandatory regardless of turnover. We hand over the calendar of obligations together with the company documents and can take the filings on ourselves.

In many countries beneficial ownership data goes into a closed state register accessible to regulators and banks, and sometimes it is public. Complete anonymity of ownership no longer exists in lawful structures, and we say so in the first conversation.

Each jurisdiction has its own calendar: renewals, filings, register updates. We hand this calendar over together with the documents, and can take the ongoing support on ourselves if needed.

Some countries allow re-domiciliation with the company preserved; in others a new structure is created and the assets transferred. This is a separate project, and we scope it as one: timing, tax consequences, documents.

Through liquidation under the rules of the jurisdiction: settling with creditors, final reporting, removal from the register. Simply stopping payments to the agent is not an option — the company will be struck off compulsorily and obligations may remain with the director and the owner.