Launch a fully compliant Irish limited company in days, not weeks. Transparent pricing, real Irish team, every CRO requirement handled — for residents and non-residents alike.
Ireland combines low corporate tax, full EU access and a streamlined CRO process — making it one of Europe's most founder-friendly jurisdictions.
One of the lowest rates in the EU for trading income.
Trade freely across the European single market.
Personal assets stay separate from company debts.
Same-day CRO filing once we have your details.
Compliant Irish registered office included on Standard plan and above.
Constitution, Form A1, share certs and certificate of incorporation.
Pick Basic, Standard or Full — all include CRO filing fees.
Directors, shareholders, company name and registered address.
Constitution, Form A1 and share certificates submitted same day.
Certificate of Incorporation typically within 3–5 working days.
Transparent, all-inclusive pricing. CRO filing fees are built in — no surprises.
You don't need to live in Ireland to own an Irish company. Non-residents from anywhere in the world can incorporate — we handle the Section 137 non-EEA director bond, the IPN/VIF number for directors without a PPSN, and provide the registered Dublin address required by the CRO.
See our dedicated non-resident formation page for full requirements, or our non-resident guide.
Once we have your details, your company is typically incorporated within 3–5 working days.
From €240 with our Basic package, including all CRO filing fees and your Certificate of Incorporation.
Yes — non-residents can fully own and incorporate an Irish company. A Section 137 bond is required if no director is EEA-resident.
Yes, every Irish company must have a physical registered office in Ireland. We provide one from €300/year.
Photo ID and proof of address for each director and shareholder, plus your chosen company name and share structure.
No. Most Irish LTDs are formed with 100 ordinary shares of €1 each.
Start in minutes, get incorporated in days. From €240, all-in.
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