BridgeWest specializes in a wide range of Company Formation Services in the majority of European Countries, from incorporations in Italy , The Netherlands or Luxembourg , to setting up businesses in Poland , company formations in Russia or other Eastern European countries.
Besides traditional on-shore locations, BridgeWest also offers company formation in Cyprus and other European offshores or tax havens such as Bulgaria .
BridgeWest provides full incorporation packages. That means that in addition to the formation of the European company itself, we offer all other related services, such as the creation of bank accounts, virtual offices, or accounting services . We strive to offer each client personalized consultancy; that means that if you have a specific business request, we will do our best to provide a tailored solution.
Your request will be handled by local professionals. For instance, should you require to set up a Polish company , all company formation assistance in Poland will be performed by Polish lawyers, accountants or consulting firms.
How can I form a company in Poland?
Poland is currently preferred by many foreign investors because of its steady
economic evolution. A Polish Limited Liability company can be set up with a minimum
share capital of 5,000 PLN and has no restrictions related to foreign shareholders
or directors. The Polish Company Formation does not require the shareholder's
physical presence in Poland.
Read more about how to set up a company in Poland.
How do I set up a company in Spain?
A Spanish S.L. (Limited Liability Company) can be established with a minimum capital
of approx. 3,000 Euros. Forming a company in Spain does not impose any restrictions
on EU shareholders or directors, however if the director is not an EU resident,
then he/she must first obtained a work permit.
Read more about how to set up a company in Spain.
How do I set up a business in Turkey?
The minimum share capital for a Limited Liability Company in Turkey is approx. 2,400
Euros. The procedure for setting up this kind of Turkish business structure is similar to
those in Western countries and implies a procedure with the local Trade Register, without
any restrictions to foreign investors.
Read more about how to set up a company in Turkey.