Company Formation
& Global Business Setup

The scope may include jurisdiction analysis, selection of the legal entity, preparation and filing of incorporation documents, registered office or corporate secretarial support where required, and post-registration legal assistance. The final scope is confirmed after we review your business model and selected jurisdiction.

The right jurisdiction depends on where the founders and customers are located, the company’s activities, regulatory requirements, expected transactions, banking needs, tax residence and plans for investment or expansion. We compare suitable options and explain their practical advantages, limitations and costs before incorporation begins.

Timelines vary by jurisdiction, entity type, document requirements and the availability of public authorities or local providers. Straightforward structures may be completed in several business days, while regulated or complex cases may take several weeks or longer. We provide an estimated timeline for the selected jurisdiction before engagement.

The cost depends on the jurisdiction, entity type, government and notary fees, registered office requirements, local director or secretary requirements, document legalisation and the scope of legal support. Prices shown on this page are starting estimates; a final quotation is issued after an initial case review.

Many jurisdictions allow all or most incorporation steps to be completed remotely. Some cases may still require notarised or apostilled documents, identity verification, local representation or a personal visit. We confirm these requirements before the process starts.

Many jurisdictions permit full foreign ownership, but some impose restrictions or require a local director, representative, address or economic substance. The requirements depend on the country, entity type and business activity.

Founders and beneficial owners typically provide passports, proof of residential address, contact details, information about the source of funds and a description of the planned business. Corporate shareholders may also need registry extracts, constitutional documents and ownership charts. Additional documents may be requested during compliance checks.

A registered office is required in most jurisdictions. A local director, company secretary or representative is required only in certain countries or for particular entity types. We explain which local-presence requirements apply and whether related services are included in the proposed scope.

Yes, banking and payment support may be included as a separate service. We help prepare the corporate profile and application package and coordinate with suitable providers. Final approval is always made by the bank or payment institution after its own compliance review and cannot be guaranteed.

A company may have ongoing accounting, tax filing, annual return, corporate record, substance, licence or renewal obligations. We can coordinate ongoing legal and corporate support and help the company remain compliant as its activities develop.

Yes. We work with business models such as FinTech, payments, Web3, crypto, iGaming and other regulated activities. In these cases, incorporation must be planned together with licensing, AML, governance, capital, substance and banking requirements.

Inclusions vary by jurisdiction. Some packages may include government, notary, registered office or secretarial fees, while others do not. Every quotation must clearly state the included services, third-party fees and recurring costs before the client proceeds.