Discover why France is a top destination for international investment and European operations.
Establish a foothold in the world's largest single market area, with frictionless trade access to over 450 million consumers.
France is the Eurozone's second-largest economy, offering a diverse, stable, and high-income domestic market for goods and services.
Benefit from a strong ecosystem for R&D, with generous tax credits (Crédit d'Impôt Recherche) and support for tech startups (La French Tech).
Tap into a productive and highly educated talent pool, particularly in engineering, technology, finance, and luxury goods.
Leverage high-speed rail networks, major international airports, and advanced digital infrastructure connecting you to Europe and the world.
Operate within a robust, predictable legal system with strong protections for property rights and contractual agreements.
Choose the right package for your seamless entry into the French market.
Core package for establishing your French company with all mandatory registrations.
Est. Timeline: 4-6 Weeks
Comprehensive solution with banking and tax registration for full operational readiness.
Est. Timeline: 5-7 Weeks
All-inclusive package with virtual office and initial HR support for a seamless market entry.
Est. Timeline: 6-8 Weeks
We primarily assist with the two most common and advantageous structures for foreign investors.
The most popular and flexible corporate structure for foreign investors. Offers great freedom in governance and share capital structure. Ideal for startups and subsidiaries.
The traditional Limited Liability Company. More rigid in its legal framework than the SAS but well-understood and stable. Suited for small businesses and family-owned companies.
Not a separate legal entity but an extension of the foreign parent company. The parent company remains fully liable for the branch's debts and obligations.
A clear and efficient path to establishing your French company.
We determine the best entity type for your needs and gather required KYC documents from shareholders and directors (passports, proof of address, etc.).
The initial share capital is deposited into a blocked bank account in France, and the bank issues a deposit certificate.
We draft and finalize the Articles of Association (statuts) and other necessary legal documents for your signature.
A formal notice of the company's formation is published in an authorized legal journal (journal d'annonces légales).
The complete application file is submitted to the relevant Centre de Formalités des Entreprises (CFE) which then registers it with the Commercial Court (Greffe).
The Greffe issues the 'Extrait KBIS', the official identity document of your company. The share capital is unblocked, and your company is fully operational.