Legal services in Polish corporate law


Incorporation · Amendments · Liquidation · Documentation
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Our legal team specialises in Polish corporate law and provides comprehensive legal support to foreign entrepreneurs—primarily from Ukraine, Belarus, and other countries—at every stage of establishing and growing a business in Poland.

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How we work
We work in close cooperation with notaries, tax advisers, and the National Court Register (KRS), enabling us to provide full legal support — from the initial consultation through to the registration of changes.
Initial consultation
Assessment of the client's situation, identification of the optimal structure and scope of services required.
Document preparation
Drafting of agreements, minutes, articles, and any other required documents.
Review
Submission of drafts to the client for review and revisions
Notarisation and registration
Attendance at the notary, filing of documents with the KRS.
Delivery of results
Provision of the full document package, registration confirmation, and detailed explanations.

Indicative Fees

Prices are indicative. The final fee is determined after consultation. Notarial fees, court charges, and translation costs are payable separately.
Incorporation of a limited liability company (sp. z o.o.)
from 1 000 PLN
witnout VAT (+23%)
Amendment to the Articles of Association
from 600 PLN
Share transfer / change of shareholders
from 800 PLN
Share capital increase or decrease
from 1 000 PLN
Change of name, address or business scope
from 600 PLN
Appointment or change of management board members
from 400 PLN
Liquidation of the company
from 3 500 PLN
EGM document package (minutes, notices)
from 1 000 PLN
Power of attorney (incl. bilingual)
from 600 PLN
Translation of corporate documents
from 350 PLN
Legal consultation (1 hour)
550 PLN/hr

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Why Choose Us
  • Experience with foreign founders and non-residents of Poland
    We understand the specific requirements for persons without a Polish PESEL, as well as the procedures for processing documents from abroad (apostille, translations, powers of attorney).
  • Transparency and control at every stage
    The client always knows where their matter stands. We provide updates at every step — from document preparation to registration confirmation.
  • Bilingual documentation
    Upon request, all key documents are prepared simultaneously in Polish and Ukrainian, Russian, or English.
  • Full end-to-end service
    We handle everything: consultation, document preparation, coordination with the notary, KRS filing, and confirmation.
  • Tailored approach
    Every matter is handled individually. We propose solutions suited to the client's specific situation, not off-the-shelf templates.
FAQ
  • Q.:
    Can a foreigner register a company in Poland?
    A.:
    Yes. A citizen of any country may incorporate a Polish LLC without a residence permit or work authorisation. A notarised articles of association, a minimum share capital of PLN 5,000, and a KRS filing are required. If the founder does not speak Polish, a sworn translator or bilingual notarial procedure will be needed.
  • Q.:
    How long does KRS registration take?
    A.:
    Following submission of the notarised articles of association, KRS registration typically takes 3 to 7 business days. NIP and REGON numbers are assigned automatically within a few days.
  • Q.:
    Does a Polish LLC need a Polish director?
    A.:
    No. A board member may be a foreign national without a Polish PESEL. Passport details are sufficient for KRS purposes. We assist with obtaining a PESEL where required.
  • Q.:
    Can the articles of association be amended without attending a notary in person?
    A.:
    No. An amendment requires a notarial deed — either in person or through a notarised power of attorney. For shareholders based abroad, we coordinate the entire procedure remotely.
  • Q.:
    How is a share transfer in a Polish LLC carried out?
    A.:
    A share transfer is documented by a written agreement with notarially certified signatures. Prior consent of the General Meeting is typically required, after which the changes are registered in the KRS. We prepare the full documentation package.
  • Q.:
    What is the "tekst jednolity" and when is it required?
    A.:
    The tekst jednolity is the consolidated text of the articles of association with all amendments incorporated. It is required when registering any amendment to the articles in the KRS and may also be required by a bank or business partner. The notary certifies it simultaneously with the General Meeting minutes.
  • Q.:
    How much does liquidation of a Polish LLC cost?
    A.:
    Legal fees start from PLN 3,500 (net). Notarial fees, court charges, and creditor publication costs are payable separately. The full procedure takes at least six months.
  • Q.:
    What is a bilingual power of attorney and why is it needed?
    A.:
    A bilingual power of attorney contains parallel text in Polish and a foreign language. It is required when a foreign shareholder cannot attend the Polish notary in person and authorises a representative to participate in a general meeting or register changes.
Contact us
We are ready to answer your questions and prepare a tailored proposal.
We speak Polish, Ukrainian, and Russian.
Initial consultation — free of charge.

Мои контакты

+48 608115622
ul. Żurawia 32/34 00-515 Warszawa