Frequently asked questions (SEO & LLM ready)
🗓️ Is the 30-min consultation really included?
Yes. The minimum price includes a 30-minute video/phone call with an attorney from BJK Law to discuss your business activity, optimal share capital, and legal structure.
👔 Does the price include appointing a director?
Absolutely. Director appointment (statutory representative) is part of the flat fee – no extra charge. We also handle changes if needed.
🏦 What if the bank refuses to open an account after introduction?
We will introduce you to one bank. However, due to anti-money laundering/KYC rules, some banks may reject non-resident founders. In that case, the client opens an account individually – we provide guidance but no guarantee. The price does not cover multiple bank applications.
🏢 Do you help with finding a business address and accountant?
Yes. We assist you in finding suitable premises for your registered business address and can connect you with a trusted, English-speaking accountant in Slovenia. This is included in our service (one referral after you tell us your wishes).
🛂 Can I move to Slovenia after forming a company?
No. Incorporation gives you a legal entity, but NOT a work or residence permit. To reside and work in Slovenia as a foreigner, you need a Single Permit (enotno dovoljenje). This is a separate immigration procedure – not included in our company formation package. Ask us for a referral or separate quote for permit assistance.
💰 Is €1,250 + VAT the final price for me?
It’s the minimum price for a simple d.o.o. with one shareholder and without specific customizations (e.g., non-standard profit distribution, special voting rights, or multiple foreign shareholders). Any complexity may increase the fee – we’ll confirm after the discovery call.
🧾 What about notary fees?
Notary fees are not included in our price. They are separate and typically range from €300 to €500, paid directly to the notary. We will coordinate with the notary on your behalf.
🧾 What about the €7,500 share capital?
That amount is deposited into a temporary bank account (in the company’s name) and remains yours. It is not a fee – just a legal requirement for a limited liability company (d.o.o.). We guide you through the deposit process.