Frequently Asked Questions

The registration process begins after confirming your identity through the KYC information you submit. An invoice will be sent, and upon payment receipt, we proceed with the company registration.

The Registrar of Companies and compliance regulations mandate the collection of personal information to establish the identity of individuals involved in the company.

Expedited processing: 6-8 business days. Standard processing: 4-6 weeks. Processing times depend on the Registrar of Companies' workload. For faster results, we recommend choosing the expedited option.

After the confirmation of your KYC documentation and the payment of the invoice, we will contact you via email/phone to arrange the signing of the necessary documentation.

If you have concerns about submitting personal information online, please contact our support team. We can explore alternative secure methods for identity confirmation and guide you through the process to ensure your comfort and security.

As part of our incorporation packages, we include the required legal steps of registering the company for a Tax Identification Number (TIN) and submitting the Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) information. Once this is complete, you can commence operations. Beyond that, you may open a bank account for the company and acquire any necessary licenses or permits depending on the nature of your business. If you need any help during these steps or have questions, feel free to contact our team for assistance.

Absolutely. We offer post-registration services including accounting, tax compliance, and ongoing legal support so you can focus on growing your business.

Yes, annual audited financial statements are mandatory in Cyprus. We connect you with trusted accountants and auditors to keep your business compliant.

We provide ongoing support through our partners, including: Annual returns and tax filings. Accounting, audit, and compliance services. This ensures your company remains in good standing with Cypriot authorities.

Absolutely. As part of our process, we schedule a meeting via webcam or in person to introduce ourselves, answer questions, and ensure full transparency.

Yes, foreigners can fully own and operate a company in Cyprus without restrictions.

Registration timelines depend on the Registrar of Companies. We guarantee to process your application as quickly as possible to avoid delays.

The corporate tax rate is 12.5% on net profits, among the lowest in Europe.

The UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) law requires all companies in Cyprus to register the individuals who ultimately own or control the company. This information must be submitted to the Registrar of Companies to comply with anti-money laundering regulations.

A UBO is any individual who ultimately owns or controls a company, either directly or indirectly, with at least 25% ownership or voting rights in the company.

You can verify a company’s validity through the Registrar of Companies’ website in Cyprus. Once a company is registered and has a registration number, you can use that number to search for the company’s details on the official website.

The Certificate of Incorporation, issued by the Registrar of Companies as soon as the company is registered, serves as official proof of the company’s existence.