Corporate services

A new activity or market does not automatically mean starting another company. We first look at your existing entity, its licensed activities and what you want to add. The work may involve a licence amendment, additional approval or registration rather than a new incorporation.

Start with how the business will operate: where your customers are, whether you need premises or employees, and what activities you will carry out. We compare the relevant structures against those requirements, including banking and ongoing obligations, rather than choosing solely on the advertised setup price.

Ask for the initial and recurring costs separately. Depending on the route, the budget may need to cover licensing, premises, immigration applications, document work, renewals and accounting. Your proposal should distinguish our professional fees from authority and third-party charges, and identify anything quoted separately.

We can plan the related work together so the formation choices take your banking and residence needs into account. Each service still has its own requirements, fees and decision-maker. A formation engagement should not be treated as automatically including a bank account or residence approval.