Register your U.K. Limited Company, from anywhere

Yes. There is no residency, citizenship or visa requirement to own or direct a U.K. limited company.

Not if you use our Registered Office and Director Service Address services — your home stays off the public register.

A U.K. company files an annual confirmation statement and annual accounts. We remind you and can handle the filings.

One person can be both. There is no requirement for a second director, a company secretary, or any U.K.-resident officer. A single non-resident founder can own and run the company outright.

There is no minimum — companies are commonly incorporated with 100 shares of £1, or even a single £1 share. Issuing a large nominal capital creates a debt you owe the company, so keep it small unless there is a specific reason not to.

A Person with Significant Control — broadly anyone holding more than 25% of shares or voting rights, or who otherwise controls the company. PSCs must be declared and appear on the public register. It is the U.K. equivalent of beneficial ownership reporting.

Your name, month and year of birth, nationality and a correspondence address appear on the public register — that is U.K. law and cannot be avoided. What you can control is which address is published: a director service address keeps your home off it.

A confirmation statement once a year, annual accounts at Companies House, and a Corporation Tax return with HMRC. These are due whether or not the company traded, and dormant companies still file. We track all three.