Register Your Company in Norway with Block3 Finance 

Registering a company in Norway is seamless and efficient with Block3 Finance by your side. Our expert team ensures you navigate the registration process effortlessly, allowing you to focus on scaling your business.

Norway’s stable economy, flexible investment policies, and strategic location make it an ideal jurisdiction for foreign businesses. With Block3 Finance, you can be confident in setting up your company in Norway quickly and compliantly.

 

Our Comprehensive Service Package Includes

     Company registration with the Norway Chamber of Commerce 

     D-number registration for foreign individuals

     Local nominee director services (if required)

     Local company secretary and registered address

     Corporate bank account opening

     Annual accounting and tax services

 

How Long Does It Take to Register a Company in Norway? 

The registration process with Block3 Finance is efficient and fast. Here's what you can expect:

Company Registration: Completed within 3 weeks.

Bank Account Opening: We will assist in opening a corporate bank account within 4 weeks.

Full Operational Readiness: Within 10 weeks, your company will be ready to issue invoices and start operations.

 

Can Foreigners Register a Company in Norway? 

Yes, foreigners are welcome to establish businesses in Norway with no restrictions on ownership, except in a few specific sectors like defense, media, and finance. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens don’t need a residence permit to set up a business, while non-EU/EEA citizens may need a work or self-employment visa. A start-up visa is also available for non-EU entrepreneurs, offering a one-year period to launch their business.

 

Types of Business Entities in Norway 

1. Private Limited Company (AS)

    Most common for foreign investors.

    Minimum share capital: NOK 30,000.

    Limited liability for shareholders.

    At least two directors, one of whom must be a Norwegian or EEA citizen.

2. Public Limited Company (ASA)

    Suitable for raising capital through public offerings.

    Minimum share capital: NOK 1,000,000.

    At least three directors, two must be Norwegian residents.

3. Sole Proprietorship (Enmansak)

    One owner, no legal separation between the business and owner.

    Simple setup but the owner is personally liable for debts.

4. Branch Office

    Extension of a foreign parent company.

    Requires local management in Norway.

    No minimum capital required.

5. Representative Office

    For market research and promotion.

    No commercial activities allowed.

 

Steps to Register a Company in Norway 

1. Planning and Strategy: We help you choose the best business entity based on your goals and business activities.

2. Obtain D-number: If you are a non-resident, we assist in obtaining your D-number, required for business setup.

3. Pre-Registration Requirements: We help ensure all requirements are met and assist with capital deposit.

4. Name Reservation: We check the availability of your preferred company name and reserve it with the Norwegian Business Registry.

5. Document Preparation: We prepare necessary documents, such as Memorandum & Articles of Association, and submit them to the registry.

6. Post-Registration: You’ll receive your company’s incorporation documents after registration is complete.

7. Open a Corporate Bank Account: We assist in opening a corporate bank account for your business.

8. Tax Registration: We help you register for Tax Identification Number (TIN) and VAT with the Norwegian Tax Administration.

 

Accounting and Tax Obligations in Norway 

Corporate Income Tax (CIT): 22% on profits (with an additional tax for certain industries like finance).

VAT: Standard 25%, with reduced rates for specific goods/services.

Annual Financial Reporting: Companies with net operating revenue exceeding NOK 6 million must undergo a statutory audit.

 

Why Choose Norway for Your European Headquarters? 

1. Business-Friendly Tax System: Competitive corporate tax rate of 22%, with various tax incentives.

2. Strategic Location: Gateway to Europe, with excellent logistics infrastructure (e.g., Port of Oslo, Oslo Airport).

3. Highly Skilled Workforce: Educated and multilingual workforce, ideal for international business expansion.

4. High Quality of Life: Ranked 1st in the Human Development Index and recognized for work-life balance.

5. Supportive Legal Framework: Strong legal protections for investors and business-friendly regulations.

 

Contact Block3 Finance for Your Company Registration in Norway 

Ready to register your company in Norway? Block3 Finance provides a comprehensive service package to make the process seamless and fast.

Contact us today to learn more about registering your company in Norway. Our expert team will get back to you within 24 hours.