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Registration of companies abroad

50+

Successful cases
to resolve problems with banks, stock exchanges and tax authorities

12years

Finance
and banking

>10MEUR

Returned to customers or saved
with our help

5years

Payment systems
and international transaction business

Steps

01

Choosing a name for a future company

The client needs to provide 3 variant names of the company. We will check the availability of these variants for registration and offer free options for the final choice. If all three names are filled, we will ask for additional ones. Three names provision isn't a mandatory requirement, but will speed up the verification process.

02

Preparation of documents.

The client needs to prepare personal documents for company registration. Preparation can be carried out in parallel with the first stage. The exact list of documents depends on the characteristics of the future company. Usually, a copy of the passport and confirmation of the address of the company's participants, as well as a power of attorney, should be provided.

03

Preparation of registration forms.

A package of documents is formed for submission to the Register based on the data provided by the client.

04

Submission of documents for registration

The collected package of documents is submitted to the Register. After that, the documents are processed by the registrar and the company is entered into the Register database.

05

Obtaining confirmation of company registration.

After entering the company into the Register, you can see its registration data in it and if necessary order paper versions of the statutory documents with or without certification. The specialists of our company will help you with all the necessary certification (notarization, apostille) and translations into other languages, if necessary.

All ‍jurisdictions

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Starting a business in Montenegro

Montenegro is a country in southeastern Europe that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists annually. It is noteworthy that the locals understand both English and Russian. It is the main candidate for joining the EU in the near future, and although Montenegro gained independence only in 2006, the prospect of successful business development here is extremely high.

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Starting a business in Hungary

One of the best options for people wishing to open a company in Europe is to start a business in Hungary. Has about 70 agreements on the avoidance of double taxation. The popularity of starting a business in Hungary is due to the low corporate tax, the central location in Europe, and the developed economic infrastructure.

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Register company in UK

Registering a company UK is an option for stable business development rather than a way to take your business offshore. There is a clear system of taxation, which implies paying taxes on profits. Moreover, competent planning of the future company structure and the right choice of organizational-legal form will help to considerably reduce the financial burden.

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Company Registration in Canada

Registering a company in Canada requires knowledge of local tax legislation. It involves paying provincial, federal, and municipal taxes. Rates are determined individually in each province and may change — this information should be checked in official sources.

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Opening an Account in the Wise Payment System

TransferWise is a London-based company specializing in electronic money transfers. Its activities are regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

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Company registration in Malta

The Republic of Malta is an up-and-coming jurisdiction notable for legitimate ways to optimize taxation. At the same time, the Maltese islands are located on the trade routes between Europe, Africa, and Asia. As a result, the country has a very developed financial sector as well as a maritime business in the field of logistics.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

We help with the registration of companies around the world, including EU countries, European non-EU countries, Asian countries, USA, Australia and Oceania, offshore.
Detailed conditions for registering a company depend on the legislation of the country of registration. Typically, companies are registered by local representatives on the basis of a power of attorney. Also, a company can be registered during a personal visit of the registrar in the selected country. The company can be registered through a local representative based on scanned documents in some countries.
The process of registering a company depends on the legislation of the country of incorporation. It usually takes 2-3 weeks to set up a company.

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