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Domiciliation Tunisie

Ready to launch your business in Tunisia?

Turn your business idea into reality with a smooth and professional company setup experience.

Company formation is the process of turning your idea into a successful business. It involves planning, organization, and launching your activity with the right support and guidance.

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Create Your Company in Just a Few Steps

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Fill out the form (First Name, Last Name, Phone Number, Email Address, Company Activity / Company Name)
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Reservation of Your Company Name
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Upload Your Proof of Address
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Sign Your Power of Attorney
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Preparation of the Company’s Articles of Association
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Registration of your company and issuance of the business license
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Registration with the Commercial Registry
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Publication in the Official Bulletin of the National Business Register
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Opening of the company bank account, which will become operational upon completion of the company formation process.
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Benefit
from our domiciliation service for your business.

Start Your Company Online

    1. Identité du promoteur
    2. Dénomination & Activité
    3. Statut & Capital
    4. Documents à joindre
    Business Types

    Legal Business Structures

    Not sure which legal structure to choose? We’ll guide you through it!

    Contact Us

    A leading provider of company domiciliation and business formation services in Tunisia since 2010, with strong expertise in the field.

    +216 71 948 953

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    Domiciliation Tunisie offers company domiciliation services, secretarial support, meeting and training rooms, as well as fully equipped offices available for daily rental.

    Corporate Bank Account Opening

    Domiciliation Tunisie gives you the opportunity to open your bank account online with complete confidentiality.

    Credit Assistance Services

    Domiciliation Tunisie can assist you throughout the credit application process.

    Support at every stage of your project

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    SARL

    Limited Liability Company (SARL)

    SARL is a business structure that combines flexibility and security. It is ideal for small and medium-sized businesses, allowing shareholders to partner with others while limiting their financial liability in case of company bankruptcy.

    Benefits

    • SARL can be managed by one or more managers, whether shareholders or external parties.
    • Shareholders can decide on the managers’ compensation structure.
    • Shareholders can determine how responsibilities and powers are distributed among the managers.

    Who Is It For?

    SARL is an ideal business structure suitable for various commercial, civil, craft, or agricultural activities. It is particularly well suited for entrepreneurs who want to limit their liability to the amount of their investment in the company.

    Share Capital:

    Creating a SARL does not require a minimum share capital. However, this legal structure requires at least two shareholders.

    Limited Liability Company (SARL)

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    Suarl

    Single-Member Limited Liability Company (SUARL)

    It combines the features of a Limited Liability Company (SARL) with one key distinction: it is owned by a single person, unlike a SARL, which requires at least two shareholders.
    • Limited liability: Protection of personal assets.
    • Sole ownership: Full ownership without the need for multiple partners.

    Benefits

    • Management flexibility: Full control for the sole owner.

    Who Is It For?

    Generally suited for individual entrepreneurs who want to benefit from a limited liability structure while maintaining full ownership of their business.

    Share Capital:

    The share capital of a Single-Member Limited Liability Company (SUARL) may vary depending on the legal requirements of the country where it is registered.

    Single-Member Limited Liability Company (SUARL)

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    SI

    Individual Company

    is a business structure where one person is fully responsible for the entire activity. This means that the sole owner makes all operational decisions and assumes full responsibility for the company’s debts and obligations.

    Benefits

    • Simple Management: An individual companyoffers straightforward and easy management.
    • Full Control: The owner has complete control over all business decisions.
    • Financial Flexibility: Flexible financial management, as the owner makes independent decisions.

    Who Is It For?

    An Individual Company is well suited for solo entrepreneurs and small local businesses that prefer independent management without sharing decision-making with partners.

    Share Capital:

    There is no formally defined share capital for an Individual Business, unlike certain other business structures. Unlike companies that require a fixed share capital at the time of incorporation, an Individual Company is not subject to any minimum capital requirement.

    Individual Company (SI)

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    SA

    Public Limited Company (SA)

    is a legal business structure in which the share capital is divided into shares, and shareholders’ liability is limited to the amount of their contribution. It is managed by a board of directors elected by the shareholders, offering a more structured organization and broader financing opportunities through the issuance of shares.

    Benefits

    • Expanded Financing Opportunities: A Public Limited Company (SA) can raise capital more easily through the issuance of shares, supporting business growth and investment opportunities.
    • Limited Liability: Shareholders of a Public Limited Company (SA) are liable only up to the amount of their investment, providing protection for their personal assets.
    • Professional Management: A Public Limited Company (SA) benefits from professional management through a board of directors elected by the shareholders, ensuring structured governance and strategic decision-making.

    Who Is It For?

    A Public Limited Company (SA) is particularly suited for large-scale businesses, especially publicly listed companies, due to its ability to raise significant capital through the issuance of shares.

    Share Capital:

    The share capital of a Public Limited Company (SA) is determined at the time of incorporation and divided into shares. There is no universally fixed minimum share capital for all SAs, as the requirements depend on the specific legal regulations of the country where the company is established.

    Société Anonyme (SA)