Company Formation in Cyprus
Cyprus is a dream location for a business in Europe due to its low corporate tax rates — just 12.5%, one of the lowest in Europe. The island of Cyprus has over 60 tax treaties in place, making it an ideal location for anyone looking to optimize their company’s tax profile. Cyprus joined the EU in 2004 and became a member of the Eurozone in 2008, making it a first-class citizen of Europe, and allowing it to trade in the Euro currency.
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Add-ons
Registered Address in Nicosia
VAT Registration in Cyprus
Online Bank Arrangement Cyprus
Cyprus Company One-Stop-Shop
We provide everything you need to form a company in Cyprus so that you can start operating your new business as fast as possible.
On-Time Delivery
We will have your Cyprus-based company ready for you in as little as 7 days.
Best Customer Support
Our team of company formation experts will advise you on anything and everything you need to properly incorporate your Cypriot company.
Overivew
Our Cypriot company formation package covers the basics of what you need, to start operating in Cyprus. Additionally, you can buffer the basic offering with any of our numerous add-ons to make doing business in Cyprus more efficient.
- Nominee Secretary
- Nominee Director
- Nominee Shareholder
- Registered Address
- VAT number
- Online Bank Arrangement
Cyprus only requires one shareholder along with one director, to form a company. The shareholder and directors do not need to be Cyprus residents or citizens. As a member of the EU, Cyprus is an excellent gateway for entering the EU market.
Details
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VAT Registration
Part of our Cyprus company formation service is to register your company for VAT if you choose to do so.
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Bank Introduction
We will arrange an online bank account to be able to incorporate your business in Cyprus.
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Registered Address in Nicosia
We will give you a physical registered address in Nicosia, Cyprus.
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Nominee Secretary
Cypriot law requires that a company secretary be appointed, regardless of the type of company being formed. We will take care of this for you if you do not have one.
How it Works
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Check the product out in your shopping cart
Simply add the product you need to your shopping cart and then check it out to start your Cypriot company formation process.
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Answer some questions
We will send you some simple questions for you to fill in so that we can properly set up your new company in Cyprus.
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Sit back and relax
Let us do the work to set up your Cypriot company. This will include a really quick and easy identity check where you’ll need your ID or passport to hand.
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Reap the benefits!
Once your company has been formed, you can officially start doing business in Cyprus!
See What Our Customers Say
Handled the secretary for me
“My partner and I wanted to start a business in Cyprus but had no idea who to appoint as company secretary. Start My Business took care of this perfectly for us!”
Easy company address in Nicosia
“Thanks to Start My Business, I was able to incorporate a business in Nicosia without having to physically be there!”
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Questions?
Here are some common questions about company formations in Cyprus.
What types of companies can be formed in Cyprus?
The main company types are:
- Private limited company
- Branch or subsidiary of a foreign company
- Partnership
How much initial share capital is required to start a limited liability company in Cyprus?
There is no minimum initial share capital required to start a limited company in Cyprus.
How many shareholders can a Cypriot limited company have?
Between one and fifty shareholders. They need not be Cypriot residents or citizens.
Why should I start a business in Cyprus?
Cyprus has an extremely favourable tax regime. It is also a strong shipping hub and huge exporter of produce and clothing. It has numerous incentives in place which make investment and entrepreneurship a viable option.
What is the labour market like in Cyprus?
A large proportion of the labour market speaks English and is well educated.
