Virtual address, incorporated entity, nominee director, in-country bank account, and every annual filing — one engagement, 27 member states. The full stack founders need to land, register, operate, and stay good standing in Europe without hiring a local firm in every jurisdiction.
Most companies don't need every product on day one. A virtual address + company formation covers the founding moment; nominee director, bank account, and annual filings phase in as you operate. Tick what's true.
Your answers determine the minimum viable EU footprint for your company. We'll only recommend what you actually need — and flag which pieces are live now and which you'll join the waitlist for.
A prestige EU address in the capital of your choice — mail scanned, forwarded, or archived. Valid for Companies House, Stripe, platform filings, and regulator correspondence.
Incorporate a locally-compliant entity in 5–15 business days — Irish LTD, Dutch BV, Luxembourg S.à r.l., and more. We file, you sign, the certificate lands.
An EEA-resident officer on your board of record — vetted, insured, and controlled under a signed deed of indemnity. For Ireland, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Malta.
Real in-country EUR bank account — local IBAN, SEPA, card issuance. Not a fintech wrapper. Open-or-refund guarantee in 60 days.
Corporation tax, annual return, VAT, beneficial-owner updates — every statutory filing handled on the calendar of the country you're in.
Establishment isn't one moment — it's a sequence. Address first (for every form that asks for one). Then incorporation. Then the governance layer: director, bank, recurring filings. One project plan, one team.
Your EU address goes on Stripe, Companies House, domain records.
Charter drafted, Form A1 filed, certificate issued.
EEA-resident officer on record, indemnity deed signed.
Local IBAN, SEPA enabled, card issued.
Every deadline logged, documents prepared and filed.
Setup moves fast — address on Day 1, incorporation filed within a week, certificate usually in Day 5 to 15 depending on the jurisdiction. These two products are the founding moment.
Governance is the steady state. A local director keeps the board compliant. An in-country bank account unlocks SEPA and real EUR invoicing. Annual filings keep you in good standing with Revenue, the CRO, and every supervisory body.
One project plan runs it end-to-end. You get a named setup lead, a shared timeline, and one invoice — whether you take one product or all five.
Most founders start here: a prestige EU address you can put on every form that asks for one, plus a registered entity to sign contracts, hire, and receive EU funds. Everything else phases in as you operate.
Run both with us · Priority formationNo — EOR is designed precisely so you don't need a local entity. Establish is for founders who've hit a milestone where an entity starts paying off: receiving EU grants, signing long-term enterprise contracts, launching a regulated product (payments, insurance, fintech, crypto), or raising from European investors who prefer a local topco.
It depends on what you'll actually do. Ireland for English-speaking admin, low CT, and global talent access. The Netherlands for logistics and a strong IP holding tradition. Luxembourg for fund and holding structures. Cyprus or Malta if you're capital-efficient and want warm weather. We'll recommend a short list on the discovery call.
Yes. A virtual address is useful long before (or without) a local entity — it goes on Stripe, Companies House, your privacy policy, your DSA notice endpoint, your DPA-facing address, and any EU marketing material.
Ireland, Luxembourg, Cyprus, and Malta all require at least one EEA-resident director. If you don't have a co-founder who'll move, you need a local nominee — not as a figurehead, but as an indemnified officer of record who carries the filing and fiduciary duties that the jurisdiction requires.
Ireland usually 5 business days. Netherlands 7–10. Luxembourg 10–15. We file electronically where possible and walk documents through where the registry still requires wet-ink.
Yes. We've re-domiciled addresses and taken over annual-filings cycles from accountants and law firms. Usually a one-cycle handover, no continuity gap. Nominee director swaps take longer because they require a signed resolution of the board.
30-minute discovery call. We'll map your setup, pick a jurisdiction, and quote the lot — address to annual filings — in writing.