Receiving payments from foreign clients
A company that survives contracts, invoices, banking and the first compliance review.
Bahrain · UAE · Serbia · Armenia · Russia
A foreign company that works after the launch.
We open companies and help with banking, residency and operations. We don't start with the cheapest jurisdiction — we start with your activity, payments, citizenship, timeline and ongoing costs.
no verbal "guaranteed bank"estimate before kickoffone lead, not five vendorslocal partner in every country
5jurisdictions you can compare in one brief
KYCbanking pack prepared before submission
1lead consultant instead of vendor ping-pong
∞we stay for accounting, renewals and bank queries
Why the market frustrates clients
Most websites sell registration. Clients need an operating structure.
"Open a company" is just the first invoice. After that come banking, reporting, visas, substance and explaining your payments.
01
Banks are promised too early
Banks evaluate the beneficiary profile, activity, turnover, payment countries and documents — not your consultant's landing page.
02
"Starting from" is not your real budget
Address, licence, accountant, renewals, visas, insurance, translations, notaries and travel all stack up.
03
Every country gets the same description
Bahrain, UAE, Serbia, Armenia and Russia solve different problems. A good site helps you choose, instead of pushing one package.
04
Clients are dropped after registration
The painful questions show up 2–6 months later: bank requests documents, reporting deadlines, visas or renewals.
Who it fits
Typical situations we start with
We don't run a one-size-fits-all storefront. A real lead arrives with a specific problem: payments, relocation, banking, partners, tax regime or a new operational entity.
Relocating the founder or team
We look at the company plus personal status, family, address, insurance, tax residency and documents.
GCC or MENA presence
Bahrain and UAE compared by licence, running cost, banks, visas and the actual clients you have in the region.
The bank asked for an alternative
When the old payment route became risky, we prepare a backup: company, bank/EMI, contract base.
Marketplaces and e-commerce
Marketplace requirements, registration country, currencies, refunds, tax regime and payment provider — all checked.
Holding or group structure
We assemble the structure carefully: ownership, agreements, dividends, substance, reporting and a clear logic for the bank.
A foreigner opening in Russia
We help non-residents with an LLC or sole proprietorship in Russia: bank, e-signature, accounting, migration status and currency control.
Jurisdictions
Five directions. Different problems.
On the first call we often talk people out of the country they came in with. That's normal: the goal is a working setup, not selling a package.
Process
What sane work looks like
No 40-slide decks. A short discovery first, then a real estimate, documents and launch with a local partner.
Brief
Activity, citizenship, tax residency, payment countries, budget, deadlines and residency goals.
1–2 page memo
We show 1–2 routes: country, company type, bank/EMI, residency, rough estimate, risks and what to verify.
Launch
We bring in the local partner, prepare documents, applications, translations, address, licence and payment calendar.
Bank and residency
KYC pack, questionnaires, business explanation, source-of-funds and migration documents — all prepared before submission.
Operations
We don't disappear after registration: accounting, renewals, bank requests, corporate changes and new documents.
Quick filter
A 30-second short-list of countries
It's not a legal opinion — it just shows where to start the conversation and which documents to ask for.
What you receive
Not 40 slides — a working memo.
- which country to choose and why;
- what type of company and licence you need;
- which banks or EMIs are realistic to try;
- which documents we need from the beneficiary;
- what setup and annual maintenance will cost;
- what can go wrong and how to reduce the risk.
IT team with European clients
Comparing Armenia and Serbia: speed of launch, banking, tax regime, founder residency, client contracts and accounting.
Trading company for the GCC
Bahrain vs UAE: licence, warehouse/address, banking, counterparties, visas, renewal cost and substance requirements.
Non-resident opening in Russia
LLC or sole proprietorship, e-signature, banking, registered address, accounting and currency control — as a single package, no DIY.
Limits
What we won't promise
This part matters for trust. Serious clients are tired of "100% bank", "zero tax" and "automatic residency".
We prepare the pack and the route, but the final decision is the bank or PSP's call.
The company has to match a real business, real documents and real future payments.
Cost depends on licence, address, visas, translations, accounting, renewals and the banking track.
FAQ
Frequent questions
Can the account be opened remotely?
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. It depends on the country, bank, citizenship, activity, turnover and the bank's current policy. We check this before the kickoff.
Do you incorporate companies yourselves?
We lead the client and bring in local partners in each country. It keeps communication, documents and timelines under control.
Why can't you give a final price upfront?
Because "opening" is only part of the budget. The real number depends on licence, address, visas, translations, accountant, renewals and the banking track.
Can residency be obtained through a company?
In several countries a company can be a basis for residency, but it isn't automatic. A separate migration package and country-specific checks are required.
Where to start?
A short description of the case: activity, citizenship, where you live, where payments come from and to, residency need, target timeline and budget.