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Company formation in Poland
Poland is one of the most dynamic and resilient economies in the entire European Union. It combines solid growth and a skilled workforce.
*Official registration fees and government taxes included
Why set up a company in Poland?
It is a country that attracts B2B-focused, industrial, IT, e-commerce, consulting, and logistics businesses seeking a reliable base in Central Europe while optimizing costs.
Poland also benefits from an exceptional strategic position, at the crossroads of the German, Czech, Slovak, Ukrainian, and Baltic markets, making it an ideal base for companies looking to expand across the region.
Polish entities are known for their seriousness, compliance, and accessibility, making them an excellent gateway to the EU for growing operations.
In short: Poland offers an excellent balance of European credibility, controlled costs, and a pro-business environment.
What is included
Included in the package:
- Full drafting of the articles of association
- Filing with the Polish National Court Register (KRS)
- Obtaining the tax number (NIP)
- Obtaining the REGON number (mandatory statistical identifier)
- UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) declaration
- Registered address included for registration
- Support with opening a bank account (fintech or traditional bank)
- Full support from a French-speaking point of contact
Timeframes:
Typically 7 to 10 business days, depending on the register’s processing speed and the completeness of the documents.
An ideal country for European growth
Competitive taxation
9% tax for small businesses, 19% for others. An attractive rate within the European Union.
A serious, professional image
Polish companies inspire confidence in B2B and industrial circles.
Outstanding value for money
Operating costs, salaries, and rents are far lower than in most Western European countries.
A domestic market of over 38 million people
Young, connected, with widespread digital adoption.
A highly skilled workforce
Especially in IT, engineering, finance, logistics, and services.
Poland is now considered one of Europe’s most attractive environments for technology, industrial, and service companies.
2 990,00 €
HT *No travel required – Registration guaranteed within 48h
Official registration fees and government taxes included
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DiscoverFrequently asked questions
What are the benefits of opening a company in Poland?
Setting up a company in Poland provides a solid structure that meets European standards, with an excellent reputation for industrial, logistics, tech, or consulting activities.
The country benefits from a large, young, and digitalized domestic market, making recruitment and commercial growth easier.
The 9% tax rate for small businesses is among the most competitive in the European Union.
Operating costs (salaries, workspaces, overheads) are significantly lower than in Western Europe, boosting profitability.
For B2B companies, Polish credibility is a major asset: banks and partners view the jurisdiction as stable and reliable.
Can you set up a Polish company remotely?
For foreign entrepreneurs.
Administrative procedures are digitalized, and documents are filed via secure official platforms.
We handle the entire administrative side: articles of association, register, taxation, UBO declaration, etc.
The only potential exception concerns opening a local bank account: some banks may require a physical presence, but this is not systematic.
Is it possible to open a bank account in Poland?
Yes, but it depends on the type of bank:
Traditional local banks:
Some require the directors to be present for the first appointment, others do not. It depends on compliance and the expected level of activity.
European fintechs:
- Revolut Business, Wise Business, Paysera, or Intergiro are widely used by Polish companies.
They offer a simple, fast setup, suited to business needs, multi-currency, and without travel.
In most cases, entrepreneurs choose a fintech at the start, then a local bank once the business is more established.
Which activities are best suited to a company in Poland?
Poland particularly attracts businesses in:
- industry and manufacturing
- logistics and supply chain
- IT, software development, cybersecurity
- e-commerce and digital platforms
- consulting, design, engineering
- operations centers or back office
- companies looking to serve Central and Eastern Europe
The country combines talent, competitiveness, stability, modern infrastructure, and EU access.
It is a perfect jurisdiction for companies seeking a strategic base in Europe.