Real estate in Lima and Chancay

Our Services

Company Registration in Peru
We provide comprehensive support for establishing and registering companies in Peru. From the initial steps to final approval, we guide you through the entire process. Our goal is to make the path to a successful establishment in Peru smooth and efficient.

Real Estate Services

Assistance with Renting Residential Properties in Lima
We offer targeted assistance for individuals and businesses seeking accommodation in Lima. For renting an apartment, we charge a commission of 0.5 months' rent, and we handle all legal and logistical steps to make the entire process easier.

Protection and Transparency
Our team ensures that all legal and formal aspects are considered to protect you from potential fraud and inflated prices. Foreigners often pay higher rent prices— with our help, you can be sure to get fair and transparent conditions. We guide you through the entire process and help you avoid unfavorable deals.

Digital Marketing for Your Business Growth
Our agency specializes in promoting small and medium-sized businesses through tailored digital marketing strategies. From targeted Facebook Ads and Google Ads campaigns to designing engaging and functional websites, we help our clients effectively connect with their target audience. We focus on optimizing every aspect of your online presence to maximize your reach and strengthen customer retention on key digital platforms.

Contact us and start your investment process in Peru safely and successfully.

Our Mission

Our mission is to make market entry into Peru easier for foreign companies and individuals, supporting them at every step, especially in finding real estate for new businesses and private needs. We offer comprehensive apartment search services in Lima's most popular neighborhoods.

Types of Companies in Peru and Their U.S. Equivalents

Peru offers a variety of legal entities for business formation, many of which share similarities with business structures in the United States. Below is an overview of the most common types of companies in Peru and their approximate English translations:

1. Sociedad Anónima (S.A.) – Corporation (Corp.)
   This is a traditional corporation where shareholders’ liability is limited to their investment. It is ideal for businesses looking for a structured organization with multiple shareholders. This structure is equivalent to a "Corporation (Corp.)" in the U.S.

2. Sociedad Anónima Cerrada (S.A.C.) – Closed Corporation
   A Closed Corporation has a limited number of shareholders, typically not exceeding 20. It is suitable for small or family-owned businesses. It resembles a private corporation in the U.S., where stock is not publicly traded.

3. Sociedad Anónima Abierta (S.A.A.) – Public Corporation
   This is a type of corporation where shares are publicly traded on the stock market. It is designed for large companies seeking to raise capital from the public, similar to publicly traded corporations in the United States.

4. Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada (S.R.L.) – Limited Liability Company (LLC)
   This entity limits the liability of its partners, who are not shareholders but rather members. It is equivalent to a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in the U.S., combining aspects of a partnership and a corporation.

5. Empresa Individual de Responsabilidad Limitada (E.I.R.L.) – Sole Proprietorship with Limited Liability
   This structure allows an individual to start a business with limited liability. It is comparable to a single-member LLC in the U.S., where the owner enjoys limited personal liability while maintaining simplicity in management.

Each of these structures provides flexibility for business operations in Peru while offering options to mitigate personal liability and ensure proper compliance with Peruvian regulations. Entrepreneurs and investors can choose the most suitable entity depending on their business goals, size, and legal requirements.

Prohibited or Restricted Businesses for Foreigners in Peru

• Natural Resources: Exploitation of minerals and oil may be restricted.

• Mass Media: At least 51% of ownership must be held by nationals.

• Security: Private security services and defense-related activities are restricted.

• Strategic Areas: Essential public services are limited.

• Healthcare System: Ownership of hospitals and clinics is subject to restrictions.

• Fisheries: Regulations apply to investments in fishing and aquaculture activities.

Considerations

• Consultation: It is recommended to consult a specialist in foreign investments.

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