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About us
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We are a team of legal and business advisors assisting international companies in establishing and expanding their presence in Poland.
Our experience is built on years of working with foreign investors across various industries, helping them navigate the legal, regulatory and operational aspects of doing business in Poland.
We understand that entering a new market involves more than just formal registration. It requires clarity, efficiency and a deep understanding of local regulations. Our role is to simplify this process and provide reliable guidance at every stage – from initial planning to ongoing operations, within a comprehensive one-stop-shop service model.
We assist clients with company registration in Poland, selection of the optimal business structure, and all related corporate and compliance matters. Our approach combines legal precision with practical insight, ensuring that each step is handled smoothly and in line with current regulations.
We support a wide range of clients entering and expanding in the Polish market – from growing businesses to established international companies. Regardless of the size or complexity of the project, we provide clear communication, responsive support and solutions tailored to each client’s specific business needs.
By working with us, you gain a trusted partner who understands both the legal framework and the practical realities of the Polish market.
STEP BY STEP
Incorporation Process
01
Choose legal form
02
Fill in the questionnaire
03
Gather and provide required documents
04
File the registration application
05
Appoint corporate bodies
06
Open bank account
07
Start Business Activities
As a first step in the company registration process, you need to select the appropriate legal structure for your business.
In the next stage, you will complete our online company incorporation questionnaire and provide basic information about the planned company.
At this stage, the shareholders provide the necessary documentation for incorporation. Depending on the structure of the company, this may include identification documents of individual shareholders or corporate documents of a foreign parent company. Foreign documents usually require an Apostille and certified translation into Polish.
Once the documentation is prepared, the incorporation application is submitted to the Polish National Court Register (KRS). The filing is completed electronically through the appropriate court system.
After the articles of association are signed, the company appoints its corporate bodies, including members of the management board and, where required, the supervisory board.
At this stage, a corporate bank account is opened to enable the company to handle financial transactions and operational payments.
Once the registration is completed and all post-registration formalities are fulfilled, the company may commence its business activities in Poland.