For Armenian founders, we check residence, identity documents and any translation or signing formalities before preparing the file. Your dedicated contact coordinates the requirements for your Armenia documents and follows the case through completion.
Romanian company formation for foreign founders. 20 years of experience in company formation and company changes. We also handle Trade Register changes for foreign-owned Romanian SRLs.
The same representative manages your communication from the first enquiry until your filing is completed, keeps track of your documents and coordinates the next steps. You are not passed between sales, drafting and support or asked to repeat your situation to a new contact.
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Legal preparation and Trade Register representation are provided through a collaborating Romanian lawyer. Your dedicated contact coordinates the case and keeps you informed; the lawyer handles the legal work. Professional details are available on WhatsApp.
Eligible standard formations: €490 including a registered office for 12 months and the ONRC filing fee. Formation only starts from €300, with the office and ONRC fee separate. Remote handling is confirmed after document review.
If you hold an Armenian passport and want to register a company in Romania, the path is well-established and entirely workable from abroad. Romania places few nationality-based restrictions on who may hold shares in a limited liability company (SRL), so an Armenian founder generally has the same standing as a local one when it comes to ownership. The practical questions are usually about documents, signatures and translation — and those are exactly the points we settle early, before anything is filed with the Trade Register.
Most clients arrive with a specific goal in mind: an operating business, a holding vehicle, or a Romanian base for trading into the European market. Whatever the aim, the structure we use is the SRL, the same entity covered in our overview of the Romanian SRL for foreigners. Because Armenia sits outside the EU, your file follows the standard route we use for non-EU founders, with a little extra attention to apostille and certified translation of your personal documents.
The starting point for any Armenian citizen is straightforward: your passport details, your current residence address, and a clear decision about whether you will act as shareholder, as administrator (the company's legal representative), or both. These three pieces let us assess the case and tell you, with reasonable confidence, what the rest of the file will require.
From there, a typical document set includes:
We confirm which of these need apostille and certified translation after reviewing what you hold, since requirements can differ depending on the document and where it was issued. This is also the stage where we set realistic expectations about timing, rather than committing to a fixed turnaround before we have seen the file.
A common concern for an Armenian founder of a Romanian SRL is whether the registration can be completed without flying to Romania. In many standard cases it can. We confirm the available signing options — in person, before a notary, or by power of attorney prepared for use in Romania — together with the translation that each route requires, before we set any filing expectations. Choosing the signing method early avoids reworking the file later.
If you would rather not travel, the remote package is usually the cleaner option. It combines the formation work with a compliant registered office address, which Romanian companies are required to hold. We explain how documents are signed at a distance, what must be apostilled, and how the file reaches the Trade Register, so there are no surprises once the process is under way.
When the ownership is simple — one or two individual Armenian shareholders — the file moves predictably. Where it pays to slow down is on more elaborate structures: a Romanian company held by an Armenian legal entity, multiple founders across different countries, or layered holdings. Complex shareholder structures should be reviewed before the company name is reserved, because the name reservation and the constitutive documents need to reflect the final ownership accurately. Reworking this after reservation is avoidable friction.
Reviewing the structure up front also lets us confirm what each foreign shareholder must provide. A corporate shareholder, for example, typically needs apostilled and translated company documents and evidence of its representatives, which is a different document set from an individual founder. Settling this before filing keeps a Romanian company for Armenia-based owners on a clean, single-pass track.
SRL formation for foreign citizens starts from €300. A registered office is available from €150 per year, and the combined remote SRL plus registered office package starts from €450. Later adjustments through the Trade Register — a change of administrator, address, share capital or activity — start from €200. These are starting points: the final quote depends on your citizenship, the documents you can provide, the number of shareholders, whether translations are required, and whether the shareholder is an individual or a foreign legal entity.
Your dedicated contact keeps the context of your Armenian identity documents, current residence and ownership structure, coordinates the confirmed formalities and follows your formation file through completion.
If you are ready to register a company in Romania as an Armenian citizen, send us a short message with your citizenship, your current country of residence, whether you need a registered office, and the business activity you have in mind. With those details we can review your case, flag anything that needs attention before name reservation, and give you a realistic plan and quote. Reach us on WhatsApp or through the contact form, and we will confirm the next steps after reviewing your documents.
In many cases, yes. We first confirm the founder's residence, shareholder and administrator roles, registered-office plan and document route for the Armenia case.
Armenian citizens should begin with passport details, residence address and the shareholder or administrator role.
We confirm signing options and translation needs before filing expectations are set.
Complex shareholder structures should be reviewed before company name reservation.
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