A foreign founder can set up a limited liability company (DOO) in Serbia without coming to the country, without a local co-owner and with symbolic capital. Most of the problems arise outside the registration itself with the Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR): with the director’s qualified signature, the bank account and the beneficial owner.
The Serbian Companies Act makes no distinction between domestic and foreign founders and does not require a Serbian citizen as a member or as a director. That is why incorporation looks simple.
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