Peru_America_Shanghai CHYIELD Enterprise Consulting Co., Ltd.

GLOBAL REGISTRATION

Peru

Advantages of Registering a Company in Peru

1. Geographical Advantages: Situated on the west coast of South America, it acts as a hub connecting the Asia-Pacific region and Latin American markets, facilitating enterprises to expand cross-border businesses.

2. Investment & Tax Incentives: Favourable tax policies are available with a corporate income tax rate of 29.5%, streamlined registration procedures and open access for foreign investment.

3. Market Access & Business Environment: Foreign companies are permitted to operate independently without local partners, supported by a sound legal framework.

4. Industrial Opportunities: Agriculture, mining, manufacturing and service industries hold great potential, making Peru an ideal destination for cross-border e-commerce and international trading firms.

REQUIREMENTS

COMPANY TYPE

MATERIALS

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Shareholders

Shareholders can be natural persons or legal entities, with no requirement of Peruvian residency.

Legal Representative

At least one local Peruvian resident must be appointed as the legal representative (manager) to take charge of corporate operation and legal affairs.

Registered Capital

A bank account shall be opened with a local Peruvian bank for depositing the initial capital.

A capital verification certificate issued by the financial institution is required, and the full capital must be fully paid prior to registration.

Registered Address

Valid proof of address within Peru (such as lease agreements or property deeds) shall be provided.

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Name

Details

Limited Liability Company （S.R.L.）

A minimum of 2 shareholders is required, who may be natural persons or legal entities without nationality restrictions.

There is no statutory minimum registered capital, yet USD 500 to 1,000 is recommended.

Stock Corporation （S.A. or S.A.C.）

A minimum of two shareholders is required (the maximum number of shareholders for S.A.C. is 20).

The registered capital must be paid up and registered. At least 25% shall be contributed upon incorporation, and the remaining 75% shall be fully settled within two years. The recommended minimum capital is 1,000 soles (approximately USD 250 to 270).

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Name

Details

Individual Shareholder

Spanish translations of passports, notarized documents or Hague Apostille certificates

Corporate Shareholder

Certified documents including business licenses, articles of association and corporate resolutions

Articles of Association

It shall specify the business scope, shareholder information, capital structure and other contents, and be drafted and notarized by a registered Peruvian lawyer.