Any country · 83 jurisdictions compared · official sources · September 27, 2026

Open your
company
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Register a company in any country through one request. We compare 83 jurisdictions in depth — director residency, address, notary, fees, timelines, tax — from official sources, and introduce you to a licensed provider wherever you choose.

Region
Setup
Local director
Corporate tax
Gov. fee
Registered address
Find my jurisdiction · question 101 / 05

What will the company do?

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83jurisdictions compared
29can be set up online
418official sources cited
Anycountry, one request
€ 0cost for founders
Comparison

Side by side, from the registries

The ten jurisdictions founders compare most, sorted by fee, speed or tax. Every cell comes from the registry or tax authority, with the date we checked it.

All 83 in one table
Company registration requirements by jurisdiction, sortable
Yearly upkeep
€50≈ $575–15 working days12.5% tradingEEA director or bondNot requiredPhysical addressAnnual return
€85.15≈ $97Not stated19% / 25.8%NoNotary requiredDutch addressAnnual accounts
$100Not statedNo state income taxNoNot requiredAgent addressFrom $60 a year
$110Not statedDepends on ownersNoNot requiredAgent address$300–$400 LLC tax
£100≈ $133Within 24 hours19%–25%NoNot requiredPhysical UK addressConfirmation statement + accounts
€165≈ $188Not stated15%NoLawyer requiredCyprus address€350 annual fee
Hong KongLimited company
HK$1,545≈ $197About 1 hour online8.25% / 16.5%NoNot requiredHK addressBR fee HK$2,200
SingaporePte Ltd
SGD 315≈ $247Usually same day17%YesNot requiredPublic SG addressAnnual return S$60
€265≈ $302Same day0% retained, 22/78 distributedNoNot requiredProvider address OKAnnual report
UAEFree zone or mainland company
Varies~10 business days (ADGM)0% / 9%Depends on zoneDepends on zonePhysical premisesLicence renewal
10 of 10 · official sources, checked September 27, 2026. Government fees only; agent and address costs are extra.≈ USD at ECB reference rates of September 25, 2026.
How it works

From shortlist to registered company

  1. Shortlist

    The quiz narrows the jurisdictions to two or three that fit where you live and what you do.

  2. Check the rules

    Each guide lists what the registry requires, what it costs and the mistakes that cause refusals.

  3. Get introduced

    Send one request and a licensed provider for that jurisdiction contacts you. We never file on your behalf.

Anywhere in the world

Any country. One request.

The comparison covers 83 jurisdictions in depth, but the request works for any country. Tell us where you want the company and what it will do; with your consent we pass the request to one licensed provider there, and they reply with options and prices.

Pick where to register

83
jurisdictions compared
29
can be set up online
418
official sources cited
€ 0
cost for founders

Where a notary, lawyer or licensed agent must act, the provider arranges it. We introduce — we never file on your behalf.

Free for you. We do not give legal advice; the provider does.

FAQ · 5 questions

Frequently asked questions

There is no single best country: it depends on where you live, what the company does and who your customers are. Use the five-question quiz to shortlist two or three jurisdictions, then compare fees, timelines and director rules in the table.

In 29 of the 83 jurisdictions we compare, registration can be done online without a visit. Where a notary or lawyer must act, a licensed provider arranges it.

No. We compare jurisdictions using official registry and tax authority sources and, if you ask, pass your request to a licensed provider or partner. Legal and tax advice comes from them, not from us.

Yes. The comparison covers the listed jurisdictions in depth, but the request form works for any country. Tell us where you want the company and what it will do, and we introduce you to a licensed provider there — with your consent, free for you.

Every requirement is checked against the official registry or tax authority, and each page shows the date of the check. We review the data every quarter and whenever a registry changes its fees.