Incorporate Your Business in Malta With Expert Guidance
We help entrepreneurs, investors, and global firms navigate the full process of company formation in Malta—backed by local knowledge and legal precision.
Malta offers competitive tax systems, EU membership benefits, and strong regulatory frameworks. Whether you’re building a startup or expanding globally, Malta provides an attractive gateway to the European market.
Our Services Include:
- Private Limited Company Setup
- Tax and VAT Registration
- Registered Office Address in Malta
- Bank Account Assistance
- Corporate Compliance & Reporting
- Ongoing Legal and Administrative Support
All services are tailored to meet the unique needs of international clients.
What Sets Us Apart
- Legal Accuracy – We prioritize compliance with Maltese laws and EU directives.
- Transparent Pricing – No hidden fees. Clear scope of work, delivered on time.
- Real Local Support – Based in Malta, we work closely with local authorities and professionals.
How to Incorporate a Company in Malta: A Step-by-Step Guide
Setting up a company in Malta is simpler than most think—but it still involves a clear process. Here’s how we assist you from the ground up.
Step 1: Submit Basic Details
We begin with the essentials. You’ll be asked to provide:
- Proposed company name
- Names of shareholders and directors
- Business activity or intended operations
- Preferred share structure
Once received, we check name availability and confirm eligibility based on your business type.
Tip: Maltese companies can have as little as one shareholder and one director (can be the same person).
Step 2: Choose the Right Entity Type
Malta offers several company types. The most common is the Private Limited Liability Company (Ltd) due to its flexibility and minimal capital requirements.
Other options include:
- Public Limited Company (PLC)
- Holding Company
- Branch of a Foreign Company
We’ll help you evaluate which one suits your business model, funding plan, and compliance capacity.
Step 3: Prepare and Submit Legal Documents
This step includes Know Your Customer (KYC) checks and document preparation:
- Valid identification (passport or national ID)
- Proof of address (utility bill or bank statement)
- Memorandum & Articles of Association
- Form BO1 (Beneficial Ownership)
All documents must be in English or officially translated. We’ll handle drafting and submission to the Malta Business Registry (MBR).
Note: Remote incorporation is allowed, so you don’t need to be physically present in Malta.
Step 4: Registration and Launch
Once submitted, the MBR typically processes the registration in 5 to 10 business days. After approval, you receive:
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Company Registration Number
- Official company documents for banking and operations
We can then help you proceed with:
- VAT registration (if applicable)
- Corporate bank account setup
- Employment registration (if hiring locally)
You’re officially ready to trade.