Company Formation Services in Norway

Set up your company in Norway easily with the help of our experts, who offer a seamless registration process from start to finish.

Build Your Norway Business with Right Structure

We simplify company formation, helping start-ups and established businesses thrive.

Private Limited Company

The most common structure for startups and SMEs is ideal for those planning to scale or raise funds. It offers limited liability, shareholding, and a professional appearance.

Sole Proprietorship

Quick and easy to register. Ideal for freelancers or individual business owners. However, personal liability rests with you.

Norwegian-Registered Foreign Entity

For international businesses expanding into Norway, this provides a local presence without requiring the formation of a new company.

Partnerships

Designed for joint ventures or businesses with multiple owners. Liability varies depending on the type of partnership.

Company Registration in Norway

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FAQs

Can foreigners start a company in Norway?

Yes, both EU and non-EU nationals can start a business in Norway. You’ll need a Norwegian identification number and a local registered address. Our team can help you navigate these requirements with or without physical presence.

What is the most common company type in Norway?

The most popular structure is the Aksjeselskap (AS) a private limited company. It offers limited liability and is suitable for small to medium-sized enterprises. A minimum share capital of NOK 30,000 is required.

Is a Norwegian director or shareholder required?

No, foreign residents can be both shareholders and directors of a Norwegian AS company. However, at least one board member or alternate must reside in Norway or the EEA. We offer solutions to meet this requirement.

How long does it take to register a company in Norway?

The process typically takes 5 to 10 working days, depending on how quickly all documents are prepared and submitted. We offer end-to-end support to ensure a seamless registration process.

What are the tax obligations for Norwegian companies?

Norwegian companies are subject to corporate tax (22%), VAT (25%), and employer social security contributions. Our accountancy services help ensure full compliance with all local tax regulations.