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Registration of a sole proprietorship (živnosť)

A sole proprietorship (živnosť) in Slovakia is a form of business activity that allows individuals to register as private entrepreneurs (živnostníci) and engage in business legally. Opening a sole proprietorship opens up many opportunities for both those who intend to run a business and their families. Here are the main advantages and reasons for opening one:
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What is required to register a sole proprietorship (živnosť) in Slovakia?

To register a sole proprietorship, you need to provide proof of identity, a business address, a trade license, and a clean criminal record, depending on the type of business.

The registration process usually takes a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the completeness of the application and any required documentation.

Yes, a Slovak address is required for official correspondence, as you will need to register your business at this location.

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Obtaining a temporary residence card

After registering a sole proprietorship, a private entrepreneur can obtain a temporary residence card on the basis of conducting entrepreneurial activity. This gives the right to stay in the country legally.

Family rights

Family members of the entrepreneur can also obtain a temporary residence permit, which allows them to live together and have legal rights to stay in Slovakia.

Ability to work throughout Europe

A temporary residence card allows the entrepreneur to work legally not only in Slovakia, but also in other European Union countries.

Prospects for permanent residence

If a private entrepreneur has lived in Slovakia continuously for at least 5 years, he can apply for a permanent residence card, which provides greater stability for him and his family.

Access to loans

With a temporary residence card, the entrepreneur has the opportunity to obtain loans to develop his business, which is an important aspect for entrepreneurs planning to expand.

Registration of a legal entity (s.r.o.)

Registration of a business in Slovakia is an important step for foreign entrepreneurs seeking to start their business in this country. We offer for sale already registered “clean” companies with active bank accounts, with and without tax status. Purchasing an existing company will save you time and effort.
The process usually consists of several key stages, including:
  • Consultation on the choice of activities: It is important to determine what types of activities your company will carry out, as this will affect registration documents and licenses.
  • Registering a company as an LLC or s.r.o.: The most common form for new businesses is a limited liability company (s.r.o.), which provides limited liability for the founders.
  • Filing documents with business registration authorities: You need to prepare and file all the necessary documents confirming the legality and regulatory requirements for your business.
  • Translations for foreign documents: If you have documents issued outside of Slovakia, they may need to be translated into Slovak with a notary.
  • Filing documents with registration authorities: This includes filing documents with the trade register and other relevant authorities.
  • Paying the required fees. During the registration process, you will need to pay certain fees, which may vary depending on the type of business and the scope of services required.
  • Obtaining a company certificate: After successful registration, you will receive an official certificate confirming that your business is legally registered.
  • Obtaining company registration documents: This includes all the necessary documents such as the company charter, registration certificate, etc.
  • Assistance in opening a bank account: You will need a bank account to run your business, and many banks require certain documents to open an account.
  • Registering your company with the tax authority and obtaining a tax number: This includes registering as a taxpayer and obtaining a business identification number (DIČ).
  • Legal address for a year: To register a business, you need a legal address, which can be obtained for a certain period (usually for a year).