Transfer Coordination
€1,490*
Example professional service fee
- Availability and scope discussion
- Initial document and register-check coordination
- Transfer timetable and handover checklist
- Coordination with the Croatian notary or local professional
Ready-Made Company in Croatia
Croatia 🇭🇷 · Croatian d.o.o.
A Croatian d.o.o. with a clear transfer plan
Explore a practical route to acquiring a Croatian limited liability company (d.o.o.). We can help you check current availability, understand the transfer steps and coordinate the documents for your situation.
Each company must be reviewed individually. Availability, trading history, liabilities, share capital and transfer conditions are confirmed before you decide.
Ask about Croatia availabilityWhat to know before buying a Croatian company
A ready-made company is an already registered business offered for transfer to a new owner. In Croatia, the common limited liability form is a d.o.o. Buying one may save incorporation time, but it still requires checks, properly prepared transfer documents and any necessary register updates.
🏢 Legal form
A Croatian d.o.o. (limited liability company), subject to the available company and its articles.
💶 Share capital
The standard d.o.o. minimum share capital is €2,500. This is company capital, not a service fee; confirm the target company’s paid-in capital and balance.
✍️ Formal transfer
Share transfers require the form prescribed by Croatian law, including notarial formalities.
🔎 Case-by-case checks
Review the company’s register details, financial and tax position, ownership and any obligations before signing.
Illustrative service packages
The figures below are planning examples for the service scope only, not a confirmed quote or a promise that a company is currently in stock. Croatian providers publish formation services around €1,000 plus VAT, while shelf-company purchase prices and transfer costs vary. We will confirm the full written price and scope before any commitment.
Price clarity: example service fees below do not include the seller’s share-purchase price, any share capital in the target company, notary or court charges, translations, apostilles, registered-office services, bank fees or applicable VAT. The share capital belongs to the company; it is not a fee paid to us.
Transfer + Company Updates
€1,990*
Example professional service fee
- Everything in Transfer Coordination
- Coordination of director or company-name changes, if requested
- Document collection and filing follow-up
- Post-transfer action list for the new owner
Market-Entry Support
€2,490*
Example professional service fee
- Everything in Transfer + Company Updates
- Introductory guidance on VAT and banking steps
- Coordination of address or local-service enquiries
- Handover call and next-step checklist
*Illustrative figures only, subject to availability, scope, due diligence and written confirmation. VAT or third-party charges may apply. Banking, VAT registration and licences are assessed by the relevant providers or authorities and are not guaranteed by a company purchase.
How a ready-made company purchase works
The exact route depends on the company’s documents, articles of association, buyer profile and current Croatian requirements. A typical transaction is handled in stages:
Tell us what you need
Share your intended activity, ownership structure, preferred timeline and whether you need an existing company or would consider a new incorporation.
Check availability and records
We confirm what is actually available and request documents needed to review ownership, status, financial history and any known obligations.
Complete due diligence
Identity and business checks are completed for the buyer and relevant parties before transfer documents are prepared.
Review the written offer
You receive the company details, included services, exclusions, expected third-party charges and proposed steps in writing.
Sign and register the transfer
The share transfer is completed using the required Croatian formalities. A local notary or lawyer coordinates applicable filings.
Receive the handover pack
After completion, you receive available corporate documents and a checklist for follow-up with the bank, tax authority and service providers.
Why consider Croatia?
Croatia uses the euro and is part of the European Union. A Croatian company may suit businesses that need a local legal entity for operations in Croatia or broader regional plans. The right structure depends on where the business is managed, its activities, customers and tax position, so obtain tailored professional advice before choosing a jurisdiction.
FAQs about Croatian ready-made companies
Can a foreign citizen own a Croatian d.o.o.?
Foreign ownership is generally possible, but identification, Croatian personal identification number (OIB), director and activity requirements depend on the buyer and circumstances. We confirm the applicable steps with a Croatian professional before transfer.
Does a Croatian ready-made company include a bank account?
Do not assume that it does. Any existing account, its status and whether a bank will retain or reopen access for a new owner must be confirmed directly. Banks apply their own customer checks and may decline an application.
Does buying the company automatically include VAT registration?
No. VAT registration and any VAT number must be verified for the specific company. Eligibility and registration depend on Croatian and EU rules and the company’s circumstances.
Can the company name or director be changed?
Changes may be possible, subject to the company’s articles, Croatian law and the relevant filing process. The requested changes and their fees should appear in the written quotation.
Do I need to travel to Croatia?
That depends on the transaction, identity-verification requirements and the documents accepted by the notary or other authorities. Some steps may be handled by a representative with a properly executed power of attorney; confirm this for your case before making travel plans.
How much does a ready-made company in Croatia cost?
There is no single public price for all Croatian shelf companies. Cost depends on the company, its capital and records, the seller’s price, transfer formalities and any additional services. The figures on this page are illustrative service-fee examples only. We provide a written quotation after confirming availability and scope.
How long does the share transfer take?
Timing depends on document readiness, identity checks, notary availability and register processing. We give an estimate after reviewing the particular company and buyer requirements.
What checks should I make before buying?
Review the company’s official register record, ownership, articles, financial statements, tax status, debts, contracts, bank position and any legal or regulatory obligations. Obtain documents and qualified Croatian legal or accounting advice appropriate to the transaction.
Ask about Croatian company availability
Tell us what type of company and support you are looking for. We will confirm availability and send the proposed scope and full price in writing before you proceed.
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