We help self-employed professionals, entrepreneurs and SMEs set up their company in the United States, the United Kingdom or the United Arab Emirates. We keep a small client portfolio so we can give this process the time it deserves.
Free, no-obligation first call.
We don't work at volume. Every client has one point of contact who knows their file from start to finish.
We help you decide which country and company structure genuinely fit your business, not whichever is easiest for us to sell.
We coordinate registration, documentation, tax ID and bank account opening through a single point of contact.
A fixed quote before we start. No surprises or hidden fees halfway through.
Guidance information updated as of August 2026. We give you a tailored quote at the initial consultation, based on your business and specific situation.
No filling in forms and waiting. We're with you at every stage.
We discuss your business and goals to see if we can help and which country is the best fit.
We give you an exact cost and timeframe before we start, no small print.
We prepare and submit the documentation, coordinating with the necessary local authorities and agents.
We remain available after incorporation: bank account, renewals and day-to-day questions.
Innovacap was created to turn around how international company formation is usually sold: automated packages, ticket-based support and little room for questions. We deliberately keep a small client portfolio so we can respond quickly and genuinely understand your situation.
In most cases, no. The process is handled remotely through notarised and digital documentation. Some banks may ask for extra verification depending on the country; we'll let you know upfront if that applies to you.
It depends what you mean by offshore. Strictly speaking, any company set up outside your country of residence is one — including a Ltd in the UK. But the term is usually associated with opaque structures designed to hide money, and that's not what we do. We work with legal, internationally recognised jurisdictions, complying with each country's documentation requirements (beneficial owner identification, KYC), and we always recommend declaring your income correctly according to your tax residency.
Generally a valid passport and proof of address. Depending on the country and company structure, additional documentation may be required (apostille, beneficial owner declaration). We'll give you the exact list at the initial consultation.
It varies by country: the UK can be approved within 24 hours, the UAE (ADGM) usually takes 3–7 business days for non-regulated activities, and the US takes 1–4 weeks until the EIN and bank account are up and running.
Not necessarily. If you keep your tax residency in Spain, you will likely need to declare that income under Spanish international tax transparency rules. This depends on your personal situation, so we recommend reviewing it with a tax adviser before deciding on the final structure.
Initial consultation and jurisdiction selection, full registration handling, coordination with local agents and authorities, obtaining a tax ID, support opening a bank account, and ongoing support after incorporation.
Because a process like this has details that matter. We'd rather dedicate real time to each case than process the maximum possible volume.
Message us on WhatsApp or by email telling us about your business and which country you're interested in. We'll arrange a free call to see if we can help. If we decide to go ahead, the in-depth diagnostic consultation is deducted from the cost of the service.
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