UK Remote Company Formation + Multi Currency Account

Fast-tracked and personalised UK limited company formations for non-residents

Avoid weeks of paperwork and confusion. More Group business formations set you up with everything you need to start trading in the UK straight away.

Local support with a global footprint

There are many important decisions to make when forming a business in the UK and getting anything wrong at this early stage can cause hassle, headaches, and even failure down the road.

That’s why we won’t simply set you up with a one-size-fits-all company formation package. Instead, you’ll be assigned a Relationship Manager who understands your country and the business you run so you can set up a limited company in the UK.

Trying to form a business on your own can take weeks or even months. With our experience and partnerships, we’re able to get you up and running straight away.

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Your company is 10 times less likely to be rejected

We provide a free check of all new company registration orders for omissions and errors
- greatly reducing the chances of rejection by Companies House.

Less chance of rejection

Our checking process reduces the average rejection rate of UK company applications, from 10% to just 1%

Perfect documents

We are able to fix typos and errors before they appear on the finished company documents.

..and it's free!

QCF review our clients' company applications, and handle the rejections free of charge.

Here's why you should use a company formation agent

A company formation agent can provide you with many additional services that Companies House just do not offer.

Order by telephone

Our friendly team will form your company over the phone if you're not comfortable doing it online.

Home address privacy

Protect your home address from the public register with our registered office service.

Multiple share classes

Set up a company with different share classes, allowing you to define voting rights and privileges.

Free pre-submission review

Your company application will be checked by our team to ensure it's accepted by Companies House.

Company management portal

Change company and officer details, and file confirmation statements - all from your online account.

24/7 Support

Our team of experts will be on hand 24/7 to assist you throughout the lifetime of your company.

How long does it take to set up a limited company in the UK?

It will take about 15 minutes to complete and submit our simple online application form, where you will insert the details of your new company. We will conduct a pre-submission review of your order, and then forward it to Companies House, who usually take between 3 to 6 working hours to register a limited company or LLP. Please note, this timescale is subject to Companies House workload on the day and it can sometimes take longer.

How will I know when my company registration has been accepted?

As soon as Companies House incorporate your company, we will send you an order fulfilled email with PDF copies of your company documents attached, and a note of your Companies House Authentication Code. The attached documents will include the certificate of incorporation, memorandum and articles of association and share certificate(s). Unfortunately, Companies House do not provide any updates on progress during the company registration process.

What company type or structure should I choose?

Most companies set up in the UK are companies limited by shares - also known as private limited companies. They are used to conduct normal commercial business with the purpose of the owners (shareholders) making a profit, whilst providing limited liability protection should the company hit financial problems.

Alternatively, if you wish to start a non-profit organisation, perhaps for a sports club or workers co-operative, you will need to form a company limited by guarantee. Another structure is the limited liability partnership or LLP, used by professionals who require limited liability, but are not allowed to trade as a limited company by their professional governing body.

Fly High also provide several limited company structures with specific requirements and purposes: companies with multiple share classes, charities, right to manage companies, property management and PLCs.

How do I open a business bank account?

The best way to open a business bank account for your limited company is to let us make the application for you, with one of our 8 banking partners, including Barclays, NatWest, Cashplus, ANNA, Tide, Mettle, Monzo and Countingup.

We have the best choice of business bank accounts in the UK company formation industry. So whether you are looking for an account with a quick and easy online application, one that requires no credit check, or a period of free business banking - we believe we have the bank account which will suit your needs.

Why do you offer different address services, and what purpose do they serve?

Fly High offer three address services. The registered office address and service address are legal requirements for all limited companies and LLPs. Companies House require an official correspondence address for the company (the registered office address), and an official address for company directors, shareholders and company secretaries (the service address). Both addresses are placed on the public record and so many clients prefer to use our address and protect the privacy of their home address.
The third service is the business address which is not a legal requirement, but provides a prestigious business location in London.

If I change my mind, can I close down my company cheaply and easily?

The short answer is yes! If you register a company and decide not to start trading, closing (or striking off) the company is a simple and cheap process. Fly High provide a cost-effective company dissolution service. If the company has traded, it is slightly more complicated, as you will be required to file up-to-date accounts with Companies House and HMRC, and making sure all taxes are paid, prior to closing the company.