From corporate structuring to tax activation, every phase is handled systematically for non-resident stakeholders.
Entity type
Registration
Compliance
Clear comparison and formation of an SpA (simplified corporation), Ltda (limited liability partnership), or an official Chilean branch of your existing foreign company.
Securing foreign investor tax IDs (RUT), formal deed notarization, commercial registry inscription, SII tax activation, and municipal business permits.
Ongoing statutory maintenance including mandatory accounting standards, annual corporate tax filings, registry updates, and compliant local commercial contracts.
How it works
Call
Plan
Action
An initial consultation to review your intended operations, shareholder distribution, capital requirements, and timeline.
Drafting of company bylaws, powers of attorney, legal representative designations, and tax filings tailored to your structure.
Executing registrations before public notaries, tax authorities, and municipal bodies, delivering a fully operational entity.
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreigner own a Chilean company?
Can I form it remotely?
Yes. Chilean legislation allows 100% foreign ownership. Foreign natural persons and overseas corporations can hold all company shares without requiring a Chilean co-owner.
Yes. Using an apostilled or consularized power of attorney, the entire incorporation, RUT issuance, and tax registry process can be completed on your behalf without traveling.
How long does it take?
Do I need to live in Chile?
Drafting and constitution typically take 10 to 15 business days once your documents arrive. Tax registration with the SII and commercial licensing follow immediately.
No. Shareholders and directors do not need to reside in Chile. However, local regulations mandate that the company appoint a legal representative who maintains Chilean residency.
Share your company activities, foreign ownership structure, and planned launch date for a direct overview of your incorporation requirements.