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Good advise in this thread..

Most banks (so in Cyprus) will require the apostile. Some banks don't care about it.

Yes 2co accept Seychelles companies no need to worry.

Some times it takes a little longer than intiially promised but they deliver and it is going pretty fast compared to many others. Good communication as well.

Good to know. Actually I read it as a Seychelles company does not have to maintain this at all, but this way it doesn't matter neither.

I agree it is a strange question you are asking :D ?

I only need a PoA if I have a nominee director and shareholder? I don't need it if I have more than 1 shareholder right?

I have reading a Tanzania bank account with FBME will do the trick. I also read GIft cards you buy can be used for the purpose.

You simply need a legal tax adviser to check what the laws and regulations in Canada are towards such a setup. Otherwise the setup seems pretty good, thank you for the lead actually.

Shame on the USA and UK :nono:

For me it is obvious that a Gibraltar company is of any use any longer if you want to avoid corporate tax! Cyprus still maintain a distinct between onshore / offshore i.e. resident and non-resident.

When you have all your office and staff in place then please post back here, I may have some business for you which could help you reduce the monthly costs for your setup :) If you are interested.

Because of the recommendation I got I choosed a Seychelles company but initially I was looking for a Belize company. I think both can do it for the majority of Internet business owners.

Thank you for your good service I got my Seychelles company and the original incorporation documents all everything as you told me. Waiting for my Cyprus bank account to be activated.