LLP / TOO
$1,200
Government fees included
3–5 working days
Open jurisdictionCompany registration
Company registration with a published price and timeline.
Kazakhstan, AIFC and a short list of working jurisdictions — not a 150-row catalogue. Opening a company is the start of the mandate, not the end.
Jurisdictions
Where Kanex registers companies.
Fifteen working markets, grouped by region. Kazakhstan and AIFC come first. AIFC is four separate mandates — company, branch, ASP licence and registration — not one line among hundreds.
Sample figures. Swap amounts and timelines in the pricing config before publication.
| Jurisdiction | Entity | Engagement fee | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kazakhstan & AIFC | |||
| KazakhstanAstana | LLP / TOO | $1,200Government fees included | 3–5 working days |
| AIFCAIFC — Company | Private Company Limited by Shares | $5,500+ AFSA registration fee | 10–15 working days |
| AIFCAIFC — Branch | Branch of a foreign company | $4,200Government fees included | 3–5 weeks |
| AIFCAIFC — ASP licence | Ancillary Service Provider | $9,000AML pack included | 8–12 weeks |
| AIFCAIFC — Registration | Recognised Company / registration | $3,800AFSA notice filing included | 7–12 working days |
| Middle East | |||
| UAEFree zone | FZ-LLC | $4,500Visa packages billed separately | 7–10 working days |
| DIFCDubai | Private Company | $12,000+ DFSA fees | 6–10 weeks |
| ADGMAbu Dhabi | SPV / Private Company | $8,500+ FSRA fees | 4–6 weeks |
| Caucasus & Central Asia | |||
| GeorgiaTbilisi | LLC | $1,500Government fees included | 2–4 working days |
| ArmeniaYerevan | LLC | $1,600Government fees included | 3–5 working days |
| UzbekistanTashkent | LLC | $2,200Government fees included | 5–10 working days |
| KyrgyzstanBishkek | LLC / OsOO | $1,800Government fees included | 5–7 working days |
| Europe | |||
| United KingdomEngland & Wales | Private Limited Company | $1,900Registered address for 12 months included | 1–3 working days |
| TürkiyeIstanbul | Limited Şirketi | $5,200Notarisation included | 1–2 weeks |
| Asia & offshore | |||
| SingaporeSingapore | Private Limited | $4,800+ company secretary | 3–7 working days |
| Hong KongHong Kong | Private Limited | $5,600+ company secretary | 5–10 working days |
| British Virgin IslandsBVI | Business Company | $5,900Registered agent included | 3–7 working days |
Kazakhstan & AIFC
Private Company Limited by Shares
$5,500
+ AFSA registration fee
10–15 working days
Open jurisdictionBranch of a foreign company
$4,200
Government fees included
3–5 weeks
Open jurisdictionAncillary Service Provider
$9,000
AML pack included
8–12 weeks
Open jurisdictionRecognised Company / registration
$3,800
AFSA notice filing included
7–12 working days
Open jurisdictionMiddle East
FZ-LLC
$4,500
Visa packages billed separately
7–10 working days
Open jurisdictionPrivate Company
$12,000
+ DFSA fees
6–10 weeks
SPV / Private Company
$8,500
+ FSRA fees
4–6 weeks
Caucasus & Central Asia
LLC
$1,500
Government fees included
2–4 working days
Open jurisdictionLLC
$1,600
Government fees included
3–5 working days
Open jurisdictionLLC
$2,200
Government fees included
5–10 working days
Open jurisdictionLLC / OsOO
$1,800
Government fees included
5–7 working days
Open jurisdictionEurope
Private Limited Company
$1,900
Registered address for 12 months included
1–3 working days
Open jurisdictionLimited Şirketi
$5,200
Notarisation included
1–2 weeks
Open jurisdictionAsia & offshore
Private Limited
$4,800
+ company secretary
3–7 working days
Open jurisdictionPrivate Limited
$5,600
+ company secretary
5–10 working days
Open jurisdictionBusiness Company
$5,900
Registered agent included
3–7 working days
Open jurisdictionScope
What the published fee covers — once, not on every row.
Included
- Selecting the jurisdiction and company form for your matter
- Name check and reservation
- Constitutional documents and participant resolutions
- Filing and support through to registration documents
- Government registration fees
- Registered address for the first 12 months where it is required
- Tax registration and VAT registration where they form part of the mandate
- Beneficial-owner disclosure in the required format
Billed separately
- Bank account opening and bank compliance support
- Sector and financial licences
- Visas, residency and work permits
- Notarisation, apostille and sworn translation
- Nominee director and company secretary after the first year
- Trusts, foundations and multi-layer ownership
- Bookkeeping and ongoing reporting
After registration
Eight directions that continue the mandate.
Company setup is the first step. The same team stays on the file for the work that follows — structure, regulators, disputes and tax.
01
Investments
Structuring investment projects, investor agreements and protection of capital.
02Compliance
AML/CFT, KYC, sanctions screening, internal policies and staff training.
03Government Relations
Work with authorities, permits, inspections and regulators.
04International Services
Cross-border deals, foreign-trade contracts and export support.
05Disputes
Pre-trial settlement, litigation and challenges to government decisions.
06Corporate Law
Charters, share deals, shareholder conflicts and governance bodies.
07AIFC
Registration, AFSA licensing, AML policies and support for AIFC participants.
08Consulting & Tax
Tax structuring and reviews. Reporting and accounting run through a partner organisation.
Positioning
From Prosecution to Protection
Kanysh MatayevFounder
- 20+YEARS
- Legal experience
- 16+YEARS
- Public prosecution
- LL.M.
- UC Irvine School of Law
The line in the footer is not a tagline. It describes the founder’s path and the way Kanex reads a file.
Kanysh Matayev founded Kanex Group in Astana after more than twenty years of legal practice, including over sixteen years in public prosecution, and an LL.M. from UC Irvine School of Law. That background is why registration is treated as the start of a mandate: corporate form, regulators, disputes and protection sit on the same file.
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Send the jurisdiction, company form and what you are trying to achieve. You receive a written quote with the engagement fee, what is included, what is billed separately, and a numeric timeline.