We form your d.o.o. remotely, provide its registered address, keep the books and handle the administration — through one office and one English-speaking coordinator.
Take only formation, or let us run the company’s administration year after year. Prices are published for each service.
Your d.o.o. registered with the court, tax office and statistics bureau — documents drafted in English and Bosnian, signed remotely.
The legal seat your company needs in Sarajevo. Official mail received, scanned and forwarded the same day.
Bookkeeping, VAT, monthly and annual filings by licensed accountants. Reports and questions in English.
One office for everything after registration: authorities, banks, changes to the company, deadlines and documents.
Every step, who does it and how long it takes. You are informed at each stage — no chasing.
You describe the business. We confirm the structure, activity codes and total cost in writing.
We send ready-made documents. You sign the power of attorney at a notary in your country and have it apostilled.
The founding act is certified in Sarajevo and the share capital is paid into a temporary account.
The municipal court registers the company; we obtain the tax ID, statistics number and company stamp.
The corporate account is opened and you receive every document, scanned and in original, with an English summary.
Choose formation only, or formation with the first 6 or 12 months of address, accounting and administration covered.
A registered Bosnian d.o.o., ready to trade. You run the company yourself afterwards.
Formation plus registered address, accounting and administration for the first six months.
Formation and a fully maintained company for the first year, including annual compliance.
State and notary costs in Bosnia are included. The rest depends on your situation, so we list it rather than hide it in the small print.
Full pricing and monthly fees →| Cost | Amount | In our fee? |
|---|---|---|
| Court registration fee | BAM 150–200 | Included |
| Notary fees in Bosnia | BAM 200–300 | Included |
| Tax and statistics registration | No state fee | Included |
| Company stamp | BAM 30–50 | Included |
| Share capital deposit Paid into the company’s own account — it remains the company’s money. | BAM 1,000 (≈ €511) | Paid separately |
| Notarisation and apostille of your passport in your country | Set by your local notary | Paid separately |
| Sworn translation of foreign documents | €20–40 per page | Paid separately |
| Bank account fees | Set by the bank | Paid separately |
Many of our clients prefer that nobody knows they are opening a company, or when. We work accordingly.
How confidential formation worksHonest note: the Bosnian court register is public and lists founders and directors. We show you exactly what will be visible and which lawful structures — such as founding through an existing holding company — reduce personal exposure.
Short, direct answers. Our guides go into detail.
Read the guides →Yes. A foreign individual or a foreign company can be the sole founder and owner of a Bosnian d.o.o. (limited liability company). No local partner or local director is required.
No. You sign a power of attorney in front of a notary in your country, have it apostilled, and we carry out every step in Bosnia on your behalf. Some banks ask for a short video call or an in-person visit to open the account; we tell you in advance which bank requires what.
Usually 15 to 30 business days from the moment we receive your apostilled documents. Court registration is the longest step; the tax number and statistics registration follow within days.
Formation is €2,490 one-time. Packages that include registered address, accounting and administration for the first 6 or 12 months cost €3,999 and €5,990. State and notary fees in Bosnia are included. What is not included — your share capital, documents from your own country and bank fees — is listed on the pricing page.
A valid passport, and if a company is the founder, its certificate of incorporation. Foreign documents must be notarised and apostilled (or legalised if your country is not part of the Apostille Convention). We send you a personal checklist and the documents to sign, ready-made.
The company needs a registered seat in Bosnia. Our registered address and virtual office service provides it, including receiving and scanning official mail.
We never publish or disclose who our clients are. Note that by law the Bosnian court register lists the company’s founders and directors. We explain exactly what becomes public and which lawful structures can limit personal exposure.
Owning or managing a company can be the basis for a temporary residence and work permit application. Approval is decided by the authorities, so we never guarantee an outcome, but we prepare and coordinate the application.
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You receive a written, fixed quote within one business day. No obligation.
