Formation of a Cyprus company and initial formalities – Steps
The following are the steps to register a company in Cyprus:
1. To register a company in Cyprus, approval of the Cyprus company name is required
Before Cyprus company registration, an application for approval of the name of the Cyprus company should be submitted to the Cyprus Registrar of Companies. The time to approve the name of a Cyprus company can take up to five working days. As a choice, our firm maintains a list of already approved names. Choosing one of the names on the list can reduce the time to set up a Company in Cyprus.
2. Cyprus company registration and preparation of legal documents are required
Preparation of legal documents including the Cyprus company memorandum and articles of association.
3. To register a company in Cyprus, preparation of the statutory declaration is required by a lawyer
To register a company in Cyprus a statutory declaration by a lawyer is required. A lawyer prepares a statutory declaration signed and sworn before the court by an entrusted lawyer. The statutory declaration should then be submitted along with the rest of the documents to the Cyprus Registrar of Companies.
4. To register a company in Cyprus, submission of legal documents to the Registrar of Companies in Cyprus is required
To register a company in Cyprus, relevant completed forms together with the Cyprus company memorandum and articles association and lawyers’ statutory declaration are submitted to the Cyprus Registrar of Companies.
5. Approval and notification by the Registrar of Companies
The Cyprus Registrar of Companies notifies the applicant about the Cyprus company formation approval and registration. Cyprus company Certificates can be obtained after the Cyprus company registration.
Receive a quotation to register a Cyprus company
To register a company in Cyprus or to receive a quotation for the formation of a company in Cyprus please download and complete the ” Cyprus company formation form” by clicking on the link below and send by email to [email protected]
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