Once all complete and correctly prepared original documents have been received, registration usually takes between three and five working days. Delays caused by public authorities, translations or incomplete documents may occur.

Company formation can generally be completed remotely using an appropriate power of attorney. However, your physical presence may be required for certain banking services or additional verification procedures.

We generally require certified passport copies and powers of attorney bearing an apostille. The exact documents required depend on the chosen legal structure, your country of residence and the services requested.

Yes. A Georgian sole proprietorship is not a separate legal entity with limited liability. The entrepreneur is generally personally liable. If liability protection is important, an LLC may be the more suitable legal structure.

Foreign nationals can generally establish a company in Georgia. However, restrictions may arise from sanctions, anti-money laundering regulations, banking policies or individual compliance checks.

You may provide your preferred company name. Before registration, we check its availability and any potential conflicts with existing registered names. The final decision rests with the competent registration authority.

Following successful registration, you will receive your official company documents and identification number. From that point onwards, the company may generally commence business activities. Depending on the nature of the business, additional registrations or permits may be required.

This depends on the selected service package. External costs for notaries, apostilles, translations, shipping, public authorities or banks will be clearly stated in the quotation unless they are expressly included in the package.

StartKap assists you with preparing and submitting an application for a Georgian business or personal bank account. However, the account will only be opened following the respective bank’s review and approval.