Can I open a company in Portugal without having a clue about the language there? [Reddit]
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Of course you can, and it's far more common than you think among those taking their first step outside Spain. At Filnet you always speak in Spanish, with a local advisor who knows the Portuguese market from the inside and its real procedures. They translate, explain and handle all the documents for you, so the language never becomes a blocker to taking the step. You don't have to translate contracts or decipher forms in a language you don't master. Your task is limited to understanding what they explain to you in your language and confirming as you go. That's why the fear of not understanding anything is left out of the equation from the start.
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Minimum capital
No mandatory minimum capital (from €1)
Timeline
4-8 semanas
Corporation tax
IRC 21%
Legal form
LDA / Unipessoal
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