Incorporate Your Business Globally
Explore what to consider when choosing a jurisdiction, then tell us your plans — our team confirms whether and how we can support your incorporation before any work begins.
Where do you want to incorporate?
Explore International Jurisdictions
Jurisdictions founders often ask us about. Availability for each is confirmed on enquiry.
Guernsey
A self-governing British Crown Dependency in the Channel Islands. Europe View JurisdictionUnited Arab Emirates
A major international business and commercial hub. Middle East View JurisdictionSaint Vincent and the Grenadines
An island nation in the Eastern Caribbean. Caribbean View JurisdictionSaudi Arabia
A G20 economy on the Arabian Peninsula. Middle East View JurisdictionBritish Virgin Islands
A British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean. Caribbean View JurisdictionCayman Islands
A British Overseas Territory in the western Caribbean. Caribbean View JurisdictionSingapore
A city-state and international financial centre in Southeast Asia. Asia View JurisdictionMauritius
An island nation in the Indian Ocean, off the coast of East Africa. Africa View JurisdictionDon't see your preferred jurisdiction?
Speak with our team about your specific incorporation requirements.
Explore jurisdictions by region
Start from the part of the world you want to do business in.
The right structure depends on the jurisdiction — and on you
Requirements vary based on company type and circumstances. Each jurisdiction offers its own set of company forms, and the right one depends on what the company will do, who will own and manage it, and where it will operate.
Before anything is filed, we outline the structures available in your chosen jurisdiction and the ongoing obligations that come with each.
Business activity
What the company will do determines which forms are available and whether any licence is needed.
Ownership & management
Who the shareholders, directors and beneficial owners are — and where they are based.
Where you will operate
Your customers, suppliers and team locations shape which setup is practical.
How International Incorporation Works
- 01Share RequirementsTell us about your business, the people involved and where you want to operate.
- 02Choose JurisdictionWe help you compare the jurisdictions you are considering against your plans.
- 03DocumentationA tailored checklist, with every document reviewed before submission.
- 04Incorporation & FilingThe application is filed with the relevant registry, working with local partners where required.
- 05Post-Incorporation SupportOngoing compliance, company changes and — when you are ready — accepting payments with Paynancial.
What to prepare, and what comes after
A general guide. The exact list is confirmed for your jurisdiction and structure.
Documentation
- Passport copies of shareholders, directors and beneficial owners
- Proof of residential address
- A description of the business activity and intended markets
- Professional or bank references and source-of-funds information, where required
- Certified, notarised or apostilled copies, where the jurisdiction requires them
Ongoing compliance
- Annual returns or renewals with the registry, where applicable
- Registered office or registered agent renewals, where applicable
- Accounting records and financial filings, as the jurisdiction requires
- Keeping shareholder, director and beneficial-owner records up to date
Obligations vary by jurisdiction and structure — we set out what applies before you incorporate.
International incorporation: common questions
Which jurisdictions do you support?
Our directory lists the destinations founders ask us about most. Availability can change, so we confirm support for your chosen jurisdiction when you enquire — including any not listed.
Which company structure will I need?
Structures vary by jurisdiction and depend on your business activity, ownership and plans. We outline the options that fit during your consultation.
How much does international incorporation cost and how long does it take?
Government fees, registered agent charges and processing times differ between jurisdictions. You receive a written quote and an expected timeline once we understand your case.
Will incorporating abroad give me a bank account, residency or a visa?
No. Incorporation is separate from banking, residency and visa processes, each of which has its own requirements and approvals. We can explain what is involved so you can plan for it.
Do you provide tax advice?
We coordinate the incorporation itself. We recommend obtaining independent tax advice in your home country and in the jurisdiction you choose.
Once your business is ready, start accepting online payments with Paynancial.
Cards, UPI, netbanking and wallets through one integration — with clear settlement reporting behind every transaction.
Planning to incorporate internationally?
Tell us where you want to operate and our team will outline the structure, documents and next steps.