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The requirements may vary based on the type of entity, but generally include:

• Minimum share capital (varies by entity type)
• At least one shareholder and one director (who can be the same person)
• A local office address
• Compliance with Bahraini laws and regulations

After incorporation, businesses in Bahrain must comply with ongoing obligations such as:

• Annual financial audits
• Filing annual returns and financial statements
• Renewal of commercial registration
• Compliance with labor and immigration laws

The basic steps include:

• Reserving a company name
• Preparing and notarizing the Memorandum and Articles of Association
• Opening a corporate bank account and depositing the minimum required capital
• Obtaining necessary approvals and licenses from relevant authorities
• Registering with the Commercial Registry and obtaining a commercial registration certificate