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Set up and run your company in Czechia without hiring a local office.

Calls, appointments and letters with Czech offices and suppliers happen in Czech. You get the reports in English or Korean.

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What the company provides

Some decisions and signatures can only come from the company itself.

  • Company documentsExtracts and certificates issued abroad come from your company. You hear which ones are needed and in what form.
  • SignaturesThe company's statutory body signs, meaning the person or board legally authorised to act for it. I do not sign on its behalf.
  • CriteriaFor market entry and supplier search, your company agrees the criteria in writing before the search starts.

Staff arriving from abroad

Your employees and their families get their Employee Card applications, residence and relocation run as one set of cases. An Employee Card is a residence permit tied to a job.

  • Separate document lists for the employer and for each employee
  • Appointments at the embassy or the Ministry of the Interior (MV ČR), booked and prepared
  • Reporting duties after a change of employer, kept on track

Employee Card

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What I do not do

  • Statutory rolesI do not act as executive director or legal representative, and I do not sign for the company.
  • Accounting and payrollA tax adviser or accountant does the bookkeeping, payroll and tax filings. I coordinate with them.
  • ContractsA partner lawyer drafts and negotiates distribution and supply contracts.
  • Sales and commissionsI am not your sales agent. I take no commission on your sales, and none from suppliers.
  • ResultsI do not guarantee signed contracts, sales volumes or approvals.

Tell me about the project.

Two short steps and no documents. The reply sets out the next step and who takes it.

Business hours
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00 CET