Company Formation in Czech Republic
Europe
Overview
The Czech Republic, an integral part of the European Union since 2004, is renowned for its high standard of living, developed infrastructure, and favorable business climate. Its strategic geographical location fosters strong relationships with both Western and Eastern partners. While not a classic offshore jurisdiction, it offers attractive tax incentives and a loyal tax framework for international investors, making it a highly prestigious place to conduct business in Europe. Establishing a company here also provides a pathway to obtaining permanent residency.
Our Process
Step 1: Choose Company Type
Select the most suitable legal form for your business, with Limited Liability Companies (s.r.o.) and Joint-Stock Companies (a.s.) being the most common choices.
Step 2: Prepare Documents and Appoint Director
Gather all required documentation, including the company's constitution, and appoint a director. The director can be of any nationality but must be a physical person without a criminal record.
Step 3: Company Registration
Submit all prepared documents for official registration with the Commercial Register, leading to the company's legal incorporation.
Step 4: Corporate Bank Account Opening
Open a corporate bank account with a local or international bank, facilitating operations in EUR, USD, and other currencies.
Key Requirements
- Minimum 1 shareholder (for Joint-Stock Company)
- Minimum 1 director (physical person of any nationality)
- Director must not have a criminal record
- Registered local address
- Minimum share capital (e.g., 1 CZK for an Open Joint-Stock Company)