Saudi Arabia Company Formation (LLC) £29200.00 + Vat
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| Services Included | Year 1 | Year 2 onwards |
|---|---|---|
| Company Incorporation | ||
| Certificate of Formation | ||
| Company Register | ||
| Compliance | ||
| Nominee Director Service | Optional Extra | Optional Extra |
| Nominee Shareholder Service | Optional Extra | Optional Extra |
| Overseas Mailing Address | Optional Extra | Optional Extra |
| Formation Cost: £29,200.00 | ||
| Estimated Renewal Costs: £27,900.00 annually |
Benefits of Company Registration in Saudi Arabia
There are a number of reasons why Saudi Arabia is an attractive jurisdiction for company formation, including:
• 100% foreign ownership is permitted in many sectors, subject to obtaining the necessary Visa and licences from the relevant authorities.
• Access to the largest economy in the Middle East and a rapidly growing market driven by Saudi Vision 2030 initiatives.
• Strategic location connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa, providing access to regional and international markets.
• Modern business legislation and ongoing reforms aimed at attracting foreign direct investment.
• A range of investment opportunities and incentives in priority sectors, including technology, manufacturing, logistics, tourism, and renewable energy.
• Flexible corporate structures, including Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), Joint Stock Companies (JSCs), and branch offices of foreign companies.
Requirements to Form a Company in Saudi Arabia
In order to incorporate your company in Saudi Arabia, the following steps must be completed:
• Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer Requirements – To comply with applicable regulations, certified copies of passports, proof of residential address, and corporate documents (where applicable) must be provided for all shareholders, directors, and ultimate beneficial owners. Additional documentation may be required depending on the nature of the business and ownership structure.
• Foreign Investment Approval (where applicable) – Foreign-owned companies may be required to obtain an investment licence from the relevant Saudi authorities before incorporation, depending on the proposed business activities and ownership structure.
• Company Incorporation and Registration – The company must be registered with the relevant Saudi authorities, including obtaining a Commercial Registration (CR), preparing the Articles of Association, and completing any sector-specific licensing requirements.
• Company Registration Documents Issued – Upon successful incorporation, the company will receive its official registration documents, including the Commercial Registration Certificate, Articles of Association, shareholder records, and any relevant licences required for conducting business activities in Saudi Arabia. These documents may then be used to facilitate the opening of a corporate bank account, subject to the bank’s compliance requirements.
• Accounting and Tax Obligations – Companies incorporated in Saudi Arabia are required to maintain proper accounting records, prepare annual financial statements, and comply with applicable tax and regulatory filing requirements. Depending on the ownership structure and business activities, companies may be subject to Corporate Income Tax, Zakat, Value Added Tax (VAT), and other applicable regulatory obligations.
• Ongoing Compliance Requirements – Companies must maintain their registrations and licences, comply with employment and labour regulations where applicable, and meet annual reporting and renewal requirements imposed by the relevant Saudi authorities.