Yes, a non-resident person can set-up a company in Ireland. The company can have more than one director but it is mandatory to have at least one director to be resident in any of the European Economic Area (EEA) member countries.

No, we can manage the entire process to legally register a company in Ireland on your behalf, without a need for your visit to Ireland.

No, the directors of a company registered in Ireland do not have to be resident in Ireland. However, where none of the directors of the company live in Ireland or an EEA member country, then a bond for non-resident directors need to be in place. Our package for EEA non-resident director bond can facilitate you.

To open a company in Ireland, following requirements need to be met:

• – Deciding a company name and a registered office address;
• – Determining type of company, company’s constitution, authorised and issued share capital;
• – For a private company limited by shares, having at least one director and a secretary, all other companies need to have two directors;

We provide thorough guidance, support and execution regarding all the above matters.

Keeping in view the above requirements, registering a company in Ireland is fairly simple. All you need to do is contact us with the necessary details and we will execute the entire process of registration with the CRO, on your behalf.

It normally takes around 3-5 working days to register your company or even faster, depending on the work load at the CRO.

Getting a professional company formations agent like us to handle your company registration in Ireland will give you benefits of confidence and peace of mind. In addition to company registration, we can manage the company secretarial aspects for you enabling you to stay fully compliant with the Irish laws applicable to your company.

As a general rule, a company registered in Ireland is treated as an Irish resident company. This means that it is subject to tax in Ireland. If, however, it falls under the double tax treaty and is resident for tax purposes in another country, it will not be subject to Irish tax.

Also, where a company is incorporated outside Ireland, it will be treated as a resident in Ireland if it is managed and controlled in Ireland.

Yes, a company incorporated in Ireland must have a registered office address in Ireland. We provide Dublin Virtual Office / Registered Office address services which are especially beneficial to our overseas clients.