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DOO registration in Serbia in 3 days
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The fastest possible registration of a limited liability company — Društvo sa ograničenom odgovornošću (DOO) — in Serbia
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DOO registration in Serbia

In our company, the process of registering a business is well-established and eliminates the possibility of errors or oversights. By entrusting us with the start of your venture, you ensure a reliable foundation for its future growth.
Service for residents Service for non-residents What is the better choice — DOO, sole proprietor, or AD?
  • DOO registration in 3 days
    We register your company in just three days, including the preparation of all required documents.
  • Bank account opening in 1 day
    We know the requirements of Serbian banks and prepare the full set of documents in advance to minimize the risk of rejection and speed up the account opening process.
  • Registered address
    We provide our own office premises for use as your company’s registered address.
  • Seal fabrication
    You won’t need to spend time traveling — we will arrange the fabrication of the company seal according to your design and preferences.
  • DOO registration in 3 days
    We register your company in just three days, including the preparation of all required documents.
  • Bank account opening in 1 day
    We know the requirements of Serbian banks and prepare the full set of documents in advance to minimize the risk of rejection and speed up the account opening process.
  • Registered address
    We provide our own office premises for use as your company’s registered address.
  • Seal fabrication
    You won’t need to spend time traveling — we will arrange the fabrication of the company seal according to your design and preferences.
Documents and information required for registration

DOO for residents

  • Founder’s ID document(s)
    Or registration documents of the legal entity and its corporate documents if the founders are legal entities.
  • You can obtain a registered address from us.
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  • Information on the unique name of the DOO being registered
    In Serbian / English languages
  • Information on the economic activity types of the DOO being registered
REGISTRATION TIME:
3 days

COST:
€300

The documents are submitted to the registration authority electronically.
REGISTRATION TIME:
3 days

COST:
€300

The documents are submitted to the registration authority electronically.
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Documents and information required for registration

DOO for non-residents

Notarized copy of the passport
of the founder(s) and director
Or notarized copies of the legal entity’s registration documents and corporate documents; apostille or legalization is required depending on the country.
  • Notarized copy of the passport
    of the founder(s) and director
    Or notarized copies of the legal entity’s registration documents and corporate documents; apostille or legalization is required depending on the country.
  • You can obtain a registered address from us.
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  • Сведения об уникальном наименовании создаваемого ДОО
    Information on the unique name of the DOO being registered
    In Serbian / English languages
  • Amount of share capital (minimum 100 RSD)
  • Information on the economic activity types of the DOO being registered

REGISTRATION TIME:

5 days


COST:

€900

ADDITIONAL

EXPENSES


  • Registered address for one year: €600
  • Bank account opening: €400
  • Obtaining the company director’s electronic signature (EDS): €100

REGISTRATION TIME:

5 days


COST:

€900

ADDITIONAL

EXPENSES


Registered address for one year: €600

Bank account opening: €400

Obtaining the company director’s electronic signature (EDS): €100

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How a DOO can use its financial resources

Use of DOO funds

  • Revenue from business activities refers to the funds a company receives from the sale of goods, provision of services, or performance of work. These funds remain at the disposal of the DOO until taxes are calculated and paid.
  • Profit refers to funds already cleared of tax obligations — it is the portion of revenue that remains after fulfilling all obligations to the state budget.
  • The company’s revenue may be used exclusively for:

    • payments to suppliers, contractors, and other business partners;
    • payment of employee salaries, with mandatory calculation and transfer of taxes and social contributions.
  • The profit of a DOO may be distributed or used for:

    • paying dividends to the members, with simultaneous payment of dividend tax;
    • financing business development projects;
    • other purposes provided for by the company’s charter and the decisions of the members’ meeting.

This means that the founders are not allowed to freely dispose of the DOO’s funds: they cannot simply withdraw money from the company’s account or use it for personal purchases.

What is the better choice — DOO, sole proprietor, or AD?

When should you register an AD or a sole proprietor instead of a DOO?

DOO (društvo sa ograničenom odgovornošću):

  • suitable for small and medium-sized businesses.
  • minimum share capital — 100 dinars (≈ €1).
  • members are liable only up to the amount of their contributions.
  • a flexible structure: can have one or multiple founders.
  • the most common business form in Serbia.

AD (akcionarsko društvo — joint-stock company)

Registration of an AD is required or justified when:

  • the company plans to attract a large number of investors through the issuance of shares;
  • the company intends to enter the stock market or engage in share trading;
  • the business operates in sectors where the law explicitly requires the AD form (for example, banks, insurance companies, and certain types of financial institutions).

Sole proprietor (preduzetnik — individual entrepreneur)

This form is suitable when:

  • the business is run by one individual without partners;
  • the activity involves small turnover and low risk;
  • simple registration and accounting are important (simplified bookkeeping, possibility to work under the flat-rate tax system);
  • there is no need to separate personal assets from business assets.

The key difference: a sole proprietor is personally liable for all business obligations with all personal assets.

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