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Pricing

Every fee is published on this page because a price you have to ring for is a price that changes depending on who is asking.

These are our fees. They do not include what is paid to the state, to a notary, to a translator or to an insurer, which is set out separately at the bottom rather than folded into a package that hides it.

A quoted figure is what you pay. If your file turns out to need work beyond what the line covers, you hear the number before that work starts, not on the invoice.

Residence and citizenship

Initial consultation45 minutes, in Serbian, Russian or EnglishFree
Residence permit, full handlingGround setup, document check and accompaniment€450
Renewal€350
Change of basisNew employer, or a different ground entirely€450
Permanent residenceAfter three continuous years€450
Family reunification, spouse€450
Family reunification, per child€300
Unified residence and work permit€450
Employer-side handlingWhere we act for the company€350
Urgent handlingAdded when the deadline is closefrom €150
White card registration€80
White card, landlord will not register you€120
Naturalisationfrom €900
Citizenship by descentArchive research drives the rangefrom €1,200

Company and banking

Sole proprietor registrationFree with twelve months of registered address or virtual office paid upfrontFree
DOO registration€350
Digital signature certificateRequired to file anything yourself€150
Registered addressThe APR seat that appears on the register€33 / month
Virtual officeCorrespondence address and meeting rooms. Not an APR seatfrom €22.50 / month
Personal bank account€150
Company bank accountHeavier compliance review€250

Accounting

These are floors, not quotes. Bookkeeping is priced on transaction volume, so a sole proprietor issuing two invoices a month and a company running payroll and VAT are not the same job. You get your own figure in writing before you sign.

Sole proprietor, lump-sum regimefrom €50 / month
DOODouble-entry books from month onefrom €70 / month
Annual financial statementsfrom €150
Payroll, per employeefrom €25 / month
Catching up neglected booksDepends on how far behind they arefrom €200

Property

Title and seller verificationBefore any deposit changes hands€500
Full purchase accompanimentSearch, viewings, negotiation and completion3% (min €500)
Lease review before you signIncluding the registration clause€90
Accompaniment to viewings and signing€150

Montenegro

The one part of this list that is not a fixed figure. The routes that work diverge sharply in effort, and a single package price would mean overcharging whichever of them is simpler in your case.

Residence via your own companyPriced per case
Residence via a Montenegrin employerPriced per case
Company registrationPriced per case
Property purchaseSame rate as Serbia3% (min €500)

What these fees do not include

Third-party costs are passed through at what they actually cost. They are listed here rather than absorbed into a package, because a package that hides them is how a quote ends up looking better than it is.

Government administrative feesPaid directly to the stateat cost
Court-certified translationSet by the translator, not by usper page
Health insuranceBy age and coverage periodvaries
Notary feesScaled to contract value by regulationper tariff
Property transfer taxOf assessed value, paid by the buyer2.5%

Frequently asked questions

Yes for the work the line describes. What sits outside it is the third-party costs listed above, which are passed through at cost. If your file needs work beyond the line, you hear that number before the work starts rather than on the invoice.

Because it genuinely is one. The price tracks transaction volume, and any firm quoting a dormant sole proprietor and a trading company with employees the same monthly figure is either overcharging one of them or planning to revise later.

The routes that work diverge sharply in effort. Setting up a company and holding residence as its director is a different amount of work from documenting an employment offer that already exists. It is quoted once we know which route your situation supports, and that conversation costs nothing.

No. Forty-five minutes, in Serbian, Russian or English. It frequently ends with us saying that your situation does not yet support any ground, which is information worth having before you spend anything.

This page is general information about Serbian procedure, not legal advice for your situation. Rules and fees change. Confirm anything time-sensitive with us or another qualified adviser before acting on it.