If none of your company's directors are resident in the EEA, Irish law requires a non-resident director bond instead. We arrange and renew it so your company can trade without an EEA-resident director.
Every Irish company must have at least one director resident in the EEA — or, failing that, hold a non-resident director bond, set at €25,000 under the Companies Act 2014. The bond secures the company's statutory filing obligations and covers it against fines for non-compliance.
Bonds run for a two-year term and must be renewed to stay valid. Alternatively, a company with an established trading history in Ireland may qualify for a Section 140 certificate, which removes the requirement altogether.
