Online Company Registration in Sri Lanka: Register Your Private Limited Company in 10 Minutes

Starting a private limited company in Sri Lanka has always meant a lot of back and forth — emails, phone calls, forms to fill by hand, and details relayed one by one to your incorporation agent. We just made that a lot simpler.
Bizadvisor Register is a new, guided online form for registering a Sri Lankan company from start to finish. No paperwork, no office visits, and no chasing down the right names for your province, district or Grama Niladhari division. Just a short flow you can complete in about 10 minutes, right from your phone or laptop.
Why we built this
If you've registered a company before, you know the drill: a coordinator collects your company name, your directors' NIC details, your shareholders and how many shares they each hold, an authorized person, your share capital, and a contact person — usually across several messages and a few days.
Bizadvisor Register puts all of that into one clean, step-by-step wizard. You get a link, you fill it in at your own pace — your progress is saved automatically, so you can close the tab and pick up right where you left off — and once you submit, it flows straight into your Bizadvisor coordinator's workflow. No re-typing anything on our end.
How it works
The wizard is broken into nine short, focused steps:

- Company details — your company name, email, and a short description of what your business does.
- Company secretary — every Sri Lankan company needs one. Bizadvisor is preselected by default, so annual returns and Registrar correspondence are handled for you — or bring your own.
- Registered address — your official address for government correspondence, guided through province, district, divisional secretariat and Grama Niladhari division, so you're never guessing which option is correct.
- Directors — add each director's legal identity and NIC details. A director who also holds shares can be added as a shareholder in one tap, without retyping their details.
- Shareholders — who owns the company, and how many shares each person or company holds.
- Authorized person — the one point of contact who can correspond with the Registrar on the company's behalf.
- Share capital — enter your initial capital, and the value per share is calculated for you automatically.
- Primary contact — who we should keep updated as your registration moves forward.
- Review & submit — a clear summary of everything you entered, with an "Edit" link on every section. Nothing is submitted until you press the button.

Each step only asks for what's actually needed at that stage, and the location dropdowns are pre-populated so you're always choosing from valid options — no misspelled district names, no mismatched GN divisions.

Nothing is lost, and nothing goes out early
Every change you make is saved automatically as you go, so a spotty connection or a closed tab never costs you your progress. And nothing is sent to your Bizadvisor coordinator until you actively review your details and hit submit on the final step — you're always in control of what goes out and when.

Once you submit, your Bizadvisor team picks up exactly what you entered — the same information flows directly into your incorporation task, so there's no re-entry, no lost-in-translation details, and no delay waiting for someone to transcribe a phone call.
Try it out
If you've been putting off registering your company because the process felt like a hassle, this is built for you. Talk to Bizadvisor and get your company moving forward — call us on 077 700 444 6 or email support@bizadvisor.lk, and we'll send you your personal registration link.
Company registration shouldn't take a week of back-and-forth. Now it doesn't.
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