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January 16, 2020, 10:30:20 PM Last edit: January 16, 2020, 10:46:14 PM by LeGaulois |
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You have to designate someone 'to represent' the company, similar to a trustee(?), of course, the person has to live there. The person won't have any special rights on the company, just representing it. They use this method too when creating a fake company for tax evasion and alike. I've even seen an old woman representing over 300 companies in the Panama papers scandal lol. Of course, it is legal.
- Either you find someone you trust enough or you can also use a local notary if you prefer to be 'safe'. I don't believe it has a high cost
- Another solution but I'm not 100% sure if it works with the administrative papers, is to rent a virtual office, you will have a local address there, you can get it for ~30$ per month with Regus and other alternatives.
You can contact them in English via email, they will give you a more accurate answer
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