Company formation
Structure review, founding documents, authorised representation where available and coordination of the electronic filing with the Serbian Business Registers Agency.
Company formation for international founders
Start your company in Serbia. We handle the process.
A Belgrade-based team to prepare your documents, coordinate registration and guide bank onboarding — remotely where your case allows.
No obligation. Get a clear route, document list and next steps for your case.
Clear scopeEnglish supportBelgrade-based
Built around your case
A practical route into Serbia — without the guesswork.
Company formation involves registration, foreign documents, translations, a registered address and bank compliance. We connect the steps and tell you what happens next.
Documents & legalisation
A tailored checklist, guidance on notarisation or apostille requirements, certified translation coordination and a final completeness check.
Registered office
Support arranging a compliant Serbian registered address when you do not maintain your own local premises, subject to service availability.
Bank onboarding
Preparation of your ownership, activity and source-of-funds story, plus coordination with banks suitable for reviewing your profile.
The process
Four stages. One clear point of contact.
We confirm dependencies early, so you know which actions are ours, yours and the authority’s.
- 01
Assess the case
We review nationality, residence, ownership, business activity, timing and whether remote formation is realistic.
- 02
Prepare the file
We issue the document list, draft formation documents and coordinate notarisation, legalisation and translations.
- 03
Register the company
Your completed file is submitted through the required electronic process. We coordinate questions and deliver the registration documents.
- 04
Get operational
We guide registered-office, accounting handover and bank onboarding based on the services selected and your eligibility.
Video guides
See how the process works before we discuss your case.
Short explanations from our team help you understand the route, the decisions involved and the questions to ask.
How company registration in Serbia works
Watch a practical overview from our team, then request a case-specific assessment for your situation.
Opening a personal bank account in Serbia
Watch a practical overview from our team, then request a case-specific assessment for your situation.
Planning a Serbian company? Your banking route depends on nationality, residence, ownership and activity.
Assess my routeRemote or in person
The right route depends on the details.
Remote formation
Designed to minimise travel
- Authorised representative where legally available
- Foreign notarisation and legalisation guidance
- Electronic company-registration coordination
- Travel may still be needed for banking
In-person formation
Direct local coordination in Belgrade
- Meeting and document review
- Notary and interpreter coordination
- Company-registration filing support
- Bank meetings arranged where appropriate
Business bank account
Bank onboarding, prepared properly.
A bank account is not a box to tick. Banks need to understand who owns the company, how it will trade and where the money comes from.
We help prepare the KYC file, explain the ownership and business model, and coordinate with suitable banks. Every bank performs its own compliance review and retains sole approval authority.
Assess my banking routeYour KYC file may include
- Passport and address evidence
- Ownership and UBO structure
- Business activity and counterparties
- Expected turnover and countries
- Source and purpose of funds
- PEP, FATCA and compliance declarations
Requirements vary by bank, nationality, ownership structure and risk profile.
Your legal consultants
Experienced people behind every next step.
Direct, English-language guidance from Belgrade — with clear responsibilities and no anonymous hand-offs.
Legal consultant
Srđan Bogićević
Client guidance, documentation and coordination across the Serbia setup process.
Legal consultant
Igor Bogićević
Company-formation and legal-process coordination for international clients.
Client feedback
What founders valued during the process.
Selected feedback from international clients, edited for length and clarity from testimonials published on our previous website.
They established our company in Serbia quickly and efficiently, within the timeline communicated. Clear communication made the whole process easier.
Good communication and coordination with translators and notaries helped us resolve the practical issues and establish the company.
The process was efficient, and the team continued to help after incorporation by connecting us with lawyers, notaries and translators.
Frequently asked questions
Start with the answers that matter.
Company registration and bank onboarding are different decisions. We keep both clear.
Can I register a Serbian company without visiting Serbia?
In many cases, company formation can be coordinated through an authorised representative. The exact route depends on your nationality, documents, legalisation requirements and intended company structure. Banking is a separate process and may require an in-person visit.
Which company type is usually suitable?
A Serbian limited liability company (DOO) is a common choice for international founders. An entrepreneur registration may suit some individuals. We review your activity and plans before suggesting a route; tax and legal advice should be confirmed for your circumstances.
What documents will I need?
Typically, identification, address details, proposed company name and activity, ownership and director information, and a Serbian registered office. Foreign documents may need notarisation, apostille or legalisation and translation. We provide a case-specific checklist.
How long does the process take?
Timing starts once compliant documents are ready. Registration, notarisation, translation and any follow-up requests can affect the schedule, so we confirm a realistic estimate after reviewing your case rather than promising a fixed date.
Do I need an office in Serbia?
Every Serbian company needs a registered office. If you do not lease your own premises, ask whether a compliant registered-address service is suitable for your activity.
Is a Serbian business bank account guaranteed?
No. Every bank performs its own KYC and AML review and has sole discretion to approve or decline an application. We help you prepare the file, explain the business model and coordinate the onboarding process.
Free case assessment
See the right setup for your case.
Tell us the essentials. We’ll use them to outline your likely formation route and the information needed for a formal proposal.