Company formation
Start Your Company in Poland or Sweden — Step by Step
From choosing the right legal structure to filing your registration, we handle company formation in both Poland and Sweden so you can focus on the business itself.
Poland
Sp. z o.o. or JDG
Sweden
Aktiebolag (AB) or enskild firma
Typical timeline
2–6 weeks
How it works
Four steps to a registered company
One team takes you from the first decision to a company that is ready to trade — in Poland, in Sweden or in both.
01
Entity Selection
Choosing between sp. z o.o. or JDG in Poland, AB or enskild firma in Sweden, based on your liability and tax needs.
02
Registration & Filing
Filing with the KRS in Poland or Bolagsverket in Sweden, including articles of association and share capital.
03
Tax & Bank Setup
VAT registration, tax office filings, and support opening a local business bank account.
04
Handover to Ongoing Support
A smooth handoff into our Legal and Accounting teams once your company is live.
Already formed in Poland and need a base? Pair your new company with a registered address and mail handling — see our Virtual Office in Poland.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions about company formation
Which legal structure should I choose in Poland or Sweden?
It depends on liability, tax treatment and whether you plan to have partners or investors. We compare sp. z o.o. vs. JDG in Poland, and AB vs. enskild firma in Sweden, against your specific plans.
How long does company registration take?
Straightforward formations are typically completed within two to six weeks, depending on the entity type and how quickly documents are provided.
Do I need a local director or registered address?
Requirements vary by entity type and country. A registered address is generally required — see our Virtual Office service if you don’t have a physical location yet.
Contact
Ready to register your company?
Tell us where you want to operate and we’ll take it from there.
Office in Poland
Office in Sweden