Ivory Coast
We deliver in Ivory Coast through a local correspondent or our own team. This page carries what we know for certain: the services we deliver and their starting prices. The rest — legal form, capital, timeline, taxation, banking access — is established during the call, on documents, rather than posted here from memory.
Services and prices
Starting prices, excluding tax, for a standard file. Government fees are rebilled at cost, with receipts and no commission. The firm price is set after the scoping call, once your situation is known.
A real file departs from these amounts: a structure with several shareholders, indirect ownership or a regulated activity is not costed like a standard file.
What this page does not say, and why
A jurisdiction's legal and tax characteristics change several times a year, and depend on your ownership, your activity and your residence. We publish them only once they are verified with a licensed adviser on the ground and dated. That is not the case here, and we prefer an empty field to a wrong figure.
- The legal form chosen and the capital required.
- The real incorporation timeline, which depends on an authority and is never a promise.
- The tax regime that applies to your case, not the rate printed in the country's brochure.
- Actual banking access, which is where most arrangements fail.
- The substance requirement, and what it costs to hold each year.
Documents required
- A valid passport for each shareholder and each director.
- Proof of address less than three months old.
- A description of the activity, the clients and the expected flows.
- Evidence of the source of funds, verified against an independent document from medium risk upwards.
- A signed beneficial-owner form.
This list is our baseline, applied everywhere. The jurisdiction may require more — sworn translation, apostille, criminal record extract, bank reference — and we tell you which after the call, once the legal form is settled.
Twenty minutes to frame your project, and start it now.
Free, with no conditions. We tell you at the end what we would do in your place — including building nothing at all, or staying where you are. The answer is often no, and we would rather say so before billing anything.
- Which jurisdiction holds for your case — and which would not.
- What it truly costs in year one, and the year after.
- What can make it fail, and at which point it happens.
Free, no commitment · Monday to Saturday, 9am to 1am Central European time — that is until 7pm in New York. French and English.