Company Registration in Serbia
Assistance to foreign individuals, entrepreneurs and companies establishing a business in Serbia, including incorporation documents, powers of attorney and registration before the Serbian Business Registers Agency.
→International Clients
Legal assistance for foreign clients in Serbia
Foreign individuals and companies often face particular challenges when entering the Serbian market: unfamiliar regulations, language barriers, administrative procedures, contractual risks and questions concerning ownership or investment.
For English-speaking clients
We assist investors, entrepreneurs and individuals relocating to Serbia or acquiring property, with company registration, real estate transactions, contracts and administrative procedures.
For Russian-speaking clients
We assist clients relocating to Serbia, opening companies, transferring business activity and opening bank accounts, with particular attention to the practical steps involved in establishing a presence in Serbia.
The office can communicate with clients remotely when their physical presence in Serbia is not required.
Contact the officeAreas of Practice
Corporate & Commercial Law
Legal assistance to companies, entrepreneurs and foreign investors in establishing and operating businesses in Serbia.
→Real Estate Law
Legal assistance in the purchase, sale, lease and structuring of real estate transactions in Serbia, including ownership, contracts, due diligence and registration.
→Tax & Non-Resident Matters
Legal assistance to non-residents in dealings with Serbian tax authorities, including assistance concerning tax identification and related administrative matters.
→Contract Law
Drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts, as well as legal advice concerning contractual rights, obligations, breaches and remedies.
→Administrative Law
Representation before administrative authorities and courts in administrative proceedings and administrative disputes.
→Litigation
Representation before courts in civil and commercial disputes, including contractual, property and damages claims.
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