Register within 24 hours if online, with all required documents filed seamlessly.
Incorporate your business in the UK to easily access streamlined processes, government support, and a strong market, making it simpler to start and expand your company.
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₹15999 + Govt. Fee
₹19999
Starting from just ₹15,999, Rest The Case offers an all-inclusive package to help you launch your UK business smoothly and efficiently.
What you'll get
Company Name Registration
Registered UK Office Address
Nominee Director Services
Memorandum & Articles of Association
Compliance and Filing Support
₹15999 + Govt. Fee
₹19999
Starting from just ₹15,999, Rest The Case offers an all-inclusive package to help you launch your UK business smoothly and efficiently.
What you'll get
Company Name Registration
Registered UK Office Address
Nominee Director Services
Memorandum & Articles of Association
Compliance and Filing Support
Quick Setup
Register within 24 hours if online, with all required documents filed seamlessly.
Local Compliance
Ensures full compliance with UK regulatory requirements, including Companies House and tax authorities.
Affordable Package
Competitive pricing with optional add-ons like registered office addresses.
Expert Assistance
Dedicated team to guide you through each step, from documentation to government filings.
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Have questions about UK company incorporation? Explore our FAQs for clear, detailed answers to help guide your business setup with Rest The Case.
To incorporate a company, you need a unique company name, at least one director who is at least 16 years old, and at least one shareholder. You also need to prepare the Memorandum and Articles of Association and have a registered office address in the UK.
Company registration can typically be completed within 24 hours if done online. If there are any issues with the application or if you apply by post, it might take longer.
Yes, non-residents can register a company in the UK. There are no restrictions on foreign nationals serving as directors or shareholders, but your company must still register with Companies House.
Yes, your company must have a registered office address in the UK. This address will be publicly available and used for official communications.
A private limited company (Ltd) cannot sell shares to the public and has a smaller number of shareholders, while a public limited company (PLC) can sell shares to the public and must meet additional regulatory requirements.