F.A.Q COMPANY FORMATION

Want to incorporate your company in Luxembourg hassle-free?

Luxembourg offers low corporate tax rates, a stable economy, access to the European market, and a business-friendly legal framework. It is also a hub for finance, technology, and investment funds.
  • SARL: €12,000
  • SARL-S: From €1 (ideal for startups)
  • SA: €30,000

No, foreign investors do not need to be residents to incorporate a company in Luxembourg. However, a local registered office and a business licence may be required depending on the activity.
A company must file annual accounts, pay corporate taxes, register for VAT (if applicable), and comply with local regulations, including accounting and audit obligations.
No. We handle everything 100% remotely.
Most setups are completed within 4–6 weeks.
The SARL-S (Société à Responsabilité Limitée Simplifiée) is a cost-effective and fast-to-register company designed for entrepreneurs and small businesses. It requires only €1 of share capital and has fewer administrative burdens.
An SARL-S can be incorporated within 48 hours, provided all documents are in order when the business licence is already ready.
  • Only available for natural persons (not corporations).
  • The activity must require a business licence (if applicable).
  • The shareholding is limited to 100 partners.
Yes, once your business grows, you can convert it into a standard SARL by increasing the share capital to €12,000 and modifying the company statutes.
Yes, if your activity is commercial, artisanal, industrial, or involves regulated professions, you must apply for a business licence (autorisation d’établissement) from the Ministry of Economy.
  • Professional qualifications (for certain activities).
  • Good repute (no criminal record).
  • A physical business address in Luxembourg.
It generally takes 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the complexity of your business activity and whether all documents are correctly submitted.
No, you must wait for the business licence approval before starting operations. Operating without one can lead to fines or closure.
Yes, a Luxembourg company must have a local bank account to deposit the share capital and conduct transactions.
  • Company incorporation documents (statutes, RCS registration).
  • Business licence (if required).
  • ID & proof of address of shareholders and directors.
  • Business plan (sometimes requested for compliance).
Yes, but due to strict compliance and KYC regulations, non-residents may face additional checks. Some banks require a local director or a strong link to Luxembourg.
It typically takes 1 to 4 weeks, depending on the bank’s compliance process. Some fintech banks offer faster solutions.
Yes – we work with banks and fintechs who accept remote KYC.
Yes – we’ll assess and tailor the structure to your specific needs (holding, VAT group, IP box, etc.).