Almeida & Associados
Lisbon
- Company formation
- Tax compliance
- Bank account assistance
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Languages: Portuguese · English
View profile of Almeida & AssociadosOpening a business bank account in Portugal is often the slowest step after incorporation. Banks ask who owns and controls the company, where the money comes from and what the business will do. For owners who live abroad the file is larger, because the bank checks identity documents, proof of address and the corporate papers of any parent company. Assistance means a firm prepares that file, introduces you to a bank and answers the compliance questions.
Be clear about what a firm can promise. It can prepare documents and make an introduction, but the bank decides whether to open the account. When you read a profile, check the languages offered, whether the firm works with several banks, whether a visit to Portugal is required and what the fee covers if the bank declines.
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View profile of Lamares, Capela & AssociadosIt depends on the bank. Some accept remote onboarding with certified documents, others ask a representative or owner to attend in person. Ask the firm which banks it works with and what each one requires from a non-resident owner.
Usually the company's incorporation papers, the tax number, identity documents for owners and directors, proof of address and information on the business activity and expected transactions. Foreign corporate owners also provide their own registration papers.
It should not. The bank makes its own compliance decision. A reliable firm explains the process, prepares a complete file and tells you in writing what its fee covers if the application is declined.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.