Luxembourg Company Formation (SARL-S) & Residence Calculator
Calculate 1-1-1 Simplified SARL (SARL-S) capital from €1.00, business permit (autorisation d'etablissement), and independent residence permit criteria in Euros.
🏢 Parametres de creation d'entreprise (Startup Data)
📊 Budget de constitution et d'installation (Startup Cost)
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Foire aux questions (Statutory FAQs)
What is the statutory minimum share capital to form a Luxembourg SARL-S?
Under the simplified company law (loi 1-1-1), a Societe a responsabilite limitee simplifiee (SARL-S) requires a statutory minimum capital of only €1.00 (up to a legal limit of €11,999), making it accessible for individual entrepreneurs.
Can a Luxembourg SARL-S be incorporated without a notary public?
Yes. An SARL-S can be formed under private seal (sous seing prive) directly through the Trade and Companies Register (RCS), saving standard notarial constitution fees.
What is the mandatory Business Permit (autorisation d'etablissement) in Luxembourg?
Before commencing operations, every commercial, craft, or freelance enterprise must secure a Business Permit from the Ministry of the Economy demonstrating professional qualifications, clean reputation, and a genuine physical administrative infrastructure in Luxembourg.
What are the self-employed residence permit (travailleur independant) requirements?
Third-country nationals seeking a residence permit as self-employed entrepreneurs must submit a viable business plan demonstrating financial sustainability and sufficient earnings (at least equal to the social minimum wage), alongside securing a business permit.
What are the Trade Register (RCS) publication and filing fees for incorporation?
Electronic filing and registration with the Registre de Commerce et des Societes (RCS) via the RESA platform incurs statutory fees of approximately €50.00 to €80.00.
Engr. Muhammad Shahzad
Verified Western Europe & Benelux Statutory Systems SpecialistChartered Systems Engineer and Fiscal Modeler. Specializing in Luxembourg statutory labor jurisprudence under the Code du travail, Centre Commun de la Securite Sociale (CCSS) social mechanics, Administration des contributions directes (ACD - LIR, IRC, ICC, Tax Classes 1/1a/2), and bilateral cross-border commuter tax conventions (France, Belgium, Germany).