FEATURES OF COMPANY REGISTRATION IN FRANCE
In recent years, France has shifted its focus towards attracting foreign investment, leading to the gradual simplification of company registration procedures. Non-residents and individuals from outside the EU will need to secure a work permit (Carte de Commercant) and a residence permit to officially manage their enterprises and engage in commercial activities.
To register a company, it is necessary to compile, translate into French, and certify a standard package of documents by a local notary. Additionally, opening an account with a French bank is mandatory. France permits the establishment of virtual offices for communication and correspondence, thereby reducing business management costs. A requirement following the completion of registration procedures is notification through French business publications.
Typically, the process of registering a legal entity in France takes no longer than 30 days. COREDO experts are available to assist you in selecting the optimal organisational and legal structure for your business, preparing the necessary documentation, and handling all associated tasks related to company registration.