Company "Turnkey"

Seamless relocation to Serbia made easy

Expert Company Registration and Branch Opening in Serbia

Unlock Success: Seamless Company Registration and Expansion in Serbia

Corporate office environment with employees at their desks, highlighting Serbia residency options for company formation and business setup in Serbia.

Relocating Serbia offers entrepreneurs exceptional opportunities, including competitive tax rates and robust protection for actual beneficiaries. With its candidacy for EU membership and active engagement with CIS countries, Serbia is strategically positioned to access two major markets for business operations.

Popular Legal Entity Forms for Business in Serbia:

  • Individual Entrepreneur (Preduzetnik)

  • Joint Stock Company (AD): Requires a minimum capital of 3 million dinars, which can be in cash, property, or shares, each valued at no less than 100 dinars.

  • Limited Liability Company (DOO): A preferred choice due to its low minimum capital requirement of just 100 dinars (about 1 euro). This form offers simplicity in registration and limits liability to contributions. Both foreign individuals and entities can be founders.

Benefits of Opening a Business in Serbia Include:

  • No currency control

  • Minimal authorized capital starting at 1 euro

  • Quick registration process, with new companies often registered in the Trading Register within a week

Serbia's favorable relations with EU countries and its appeal as a popular tourist destination further enhance its business attractiveness.

We offer efficient company formation services in Serbia, completing the process within 4 to 14 business days. Opening a bank account takes an additional 10 to 12 business days, allowing you to establish a fully operational business in just two weeks.

Bank Account Options for Your New Company:

  • Raiffeisen Bank

  • Intesa

  • Expobank

  • Komercijalna

  • Poštanska štedionica

  • Alta Bank

You can also open a current account with any credit institution as needed.

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"Turnkey Company" Package

Our comprehensive package includes:

  • Preparation and certification of Power of Attorney (POA)

  • Drafting of a bilingual founding document

  • Selection of the most advantageous tax scheme and assignment of a personal accountant

  • Notarization and professional translation of all necessary documents

  • Submission and management of notifications to relevant government authorities

  • Provision of a prestigious legal address in central Belgrade or Novi Sad

  • Issuance of a qualified electronic signature

This all-inclusive service is designed to simplify your company setup process in Serbia, ensuring a smooth and efficient start for your business.

To initiate company formation in Serbia, provide copies of your passport and national ID, along with a power of attorney for a representative from Relocation.rs. If transferring an existing business to Serbia, you will also need the original registration certificate and foundational documents.


We manage the preparation of all required documents, including arranging your legal address lease and appointing an accountant. You can track the entire company registration and account opening process, complete forms, and submit documents online through our service platform.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

We have put together some commonly asked questions.

Can a Non-Resident Start a Business in Serbia?

Absolutely! Serbia places no restrictions on non-residents looking to start a business, so moving to Serbia for this purpose is straightforward.

What is the Authorized Capital Requirement for Opening a Company in Serbia?

To open a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Serbia, the authorized capital can be in monetary or non-monetary form. For cash contributions, the minimum requirement is 100 dinars. Depending on your business activities, you may need a higher amount. This is the minimum capital needed for company formation, though actual investments in equipment and materials will vary based on your specific business needs.


All contributions must be in dinars, but capital payments can be made in foreign currency in compliance with Serbia's foreign exchange regulations. The dinar equivalent is calculated based on the National Bank of Serbia's exchange rate on the deposit date.

Can the Founder Also Be the Director of the Company?

Yes, there are no legal restrictions against being both the founder and the director of a company simultaneously. This is a common practice.

Do I Need to Visit Serbia to Form a Company?

No, you can handle company formation remotely. By providing a notarized special power of attorney (with or without an apostille, depending on your country), we can manage all the procedures for you without needing your physical presence.


However, for residents of Russia and Ukraine, stricter regulations may require your presence during the registration process.

Can You Assist with Opening a Bank Account in Serbia?

Yes, we have strong connections with major banks in Serbia and can assist with the process. However, final approval to open an account depends on the bank's decision.

Can I Operate My Serbian Company from Abroad, or Is a Local Office Required?

Operating your Serbian company from abroad might be possible, but it depends on factors such as your business type, local regulatory requirements, and specific activities. Generally, having a local representation or registered address may be necessary to comply with Serbia’s legal and administrative requirements.