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English is an official language in the EU only in Ireland and Malta though, so if Ireland is out and English is a requirement, it shouldn't be difficult to deci
by seszett 5y ago
English is an official language in the EU only in Ireland and Malta though, so if Ireland is out and English is a requirement, it shouldn't be difficult to decide which country to move to.
- jeltz 5y agoAs someone who has done business on Malta I would not recommend it. Even opening a bank account is a pain on that island. I wouls not want to operate a nob-profit there.
- klausjensen 5y agoCompletely agree. I have run a company in Malta since 2014 and the banking difficulties are non-stop. I would never open a new company there today. Expect bank accounts in other countries (like Revolut, Transferwise etc) to be closed suddenly because "Malta".
- jozvolskyef 5y agoThe EU is in an unfortunate situation due to 1.3 billion people speaking English, but also due to member states being too slow in making their governments fully digital. Speaking from experience, it is easier to set up and run a British limited company remotely from Prague than doing so with a Czech company from its own capital.