Foreign Company Ownership
Establish and own a Serbian company.
Explore a legal business and residence route in Europe. NEXO coordinates Serbian company formation, Visa D where required, and Residence & Work Permit applications for entrepreneurs and UAE/GCC residents.
Establish and own a Serbian company.
An eligible business activity can support your route.
Validity depends on your basis and case.
Potential eligibility, subject to conditions.
A simple, structured process. One team to coordinate each stage.
We review your profile, nationality and proposed business activity.
Your Serbian company is registered with our local coordination.
Where required, we assist with the long-stay visa process.
We coordinate your Serbian Single Permit application.
Following approval: complete the required formalities and receive your residence authorization. Company registration alone does not guarantee approval.
We coordinate the key stages of your Serbia case, so you can focus on your plans.
Coordination of your Serbian business registration and setup.
Business address support as included in your selected package.
Preparation and coordination of the long-stay visa process, where required.
Assistance with your Serbian Single Permit application.
Your case is coordinated through our professional network in Serbia.
Accounting, banking and company maintenance support where needed.
You deal with one team in the UAE, while we coordinate the applicable legal and immigration requirements in Serbia.
Speak to a NEXO AdvisorOne point of contact for your case.
Company, visa and residence stages coordinated.
Through our professional network in Serbia.
Additional support as your business develops.
A coordinated option for people planning a genuine Serbian business, international expansion or a longer-term presence in Europe. Every case starts with an individual assessment.
Your nationality, business activity and immigration basis determine the steps. A Visa D may be required before the Single Permit application.
Permanent residence may be possible after three years of qualifying continuous residence. Applicable conditions and absence limits must be met.
Yes. Foreign entrepreneurs can establish a Serbian company. The appropriate structure and registration requirements depend on the proposed activity and individual circumstances.
Company registration does not automatically give you residence. Eligible self-employment can form a basis for a residence and work application, provided the applicable conditions are met.
The Single Permit combines residence and work authorization in one biometric document. It may be issued for up to three years, depending on your basis and supporting evidence.
This depends on your nationality and immigration basis. Visa-required applicants using an employment or self-employment route may need a long-stay Visa D before applying for the Single Permit. We review this during your assessment.
Some stages can be coordinated from abroad. Personal attendance may be required for banking, biometrics or other formalities. Your advisor will explain the requirements for your case.
Yes, UAE and GCC residents can request an assessment. Eligibility depends on nationality, passport, proposed business activity and the applicable immigration basis.
A Single Permit can be valid for up to three years. The actual period is determined by the Serbian authorities based on your application and supporting documents.
Potentially. Permanent residence may be available after three years of qualifying, continuous lawful residence, subject to the applicable conditions and absence limits. It is not automatic.
No. All visa, residence and work decisions are made by the relevant authorities. NEXO provides assessment, preparation and coordination support.
Eligible immediate family members may apply through family reunification. Their eligibility and application requirements are assessed separately.
Your advisor will confirm the requirements applicable to your individual case.
Share a few details and our team will review your profile. Initial eligibility assessment takes place before case acceptance.