
Can a non-UK resident be a UK company director?
Yes — there's no UK residency requirement to be a company director. Here's what you do need: a UK registered office, a service address, and ID verification.
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Plain-English guides to UK company formation, registered office addresses, and staying compliant — for founders in the UK and anywhere in the world.

Yes — there's no UK residency requirement to be a company director. Here's what you do need: a UK registered office, a service address, and ID verification.

You can use your home address as your registered office, but it appears on the public register. Here's what that means and the safer alternatives.

Yes — HMRC accepts a virtual office as your registered office and correspondence address, as long as it's genuine. Here's the nuance, including VAT.

Registered office address prices vary by provider and location. Here's what drives the cost, what's included, and where the Companies House fee fits in.

Changing your registered office is free and takes minutes online at Companies House. Here's the step-by-step, and what to update afterwards.

You can register a UK limited company from India without visiting the UK. Here's the step-by-step, what you need, and the UK address requirement.

US founders can register a UK limited company online without visiting the UK. Here's the process, the UK address requirement, and how a Ltd compares to an LLC.

MVOS (UK) LTD is now a registered Authorised Corporate Service Provider (ACSP) — a Companies House authorised agent, AML-supervised and approved to verify identities.

Non-UK residents can own a UK company, but it still needs a UK registered office. Here's how to get one and stay compliant from anywhere in the world.

Registered office, service address, business address — three different UK company addresses. Here's what each does, which is public, and when to use them.

A registered office is your company's official address on the public register, where Companies House and HMRC send statutory post. Here's how it works.