Register a Romanian SRL as Bangladeshi citizen

Romania LLC registration for Bangladeshi citizens

Romania LLC registration for Bangladeshi citizens is entirely possible without holding Romanian or EU nationality, and in many standard cases the company can be set up without you travelling to Bucharest. The Romanian limited liability company, known locally as the SRL, is the structure most foreign founders choose: it caps liability at the share capital, accepts a single shareholder, and allows one hundred percent foreign ownership. For a founder based in Dhaka, Chattogram, or anywhere abroad, the questions that matter most early on are practical ones — what your passport shows, where you currently reside, and how the formation documents will be signed.

We work with the same legal route used for any Romanian SRL for foreigners, adapted to the documents a Bangladeshi passport holder typically presents. The aim of this page is to be specific about your case rather than to repeat generic theory, so the focus is on identity documents, the remote signing path, and how to plan a quote when more than one shareholder is involved.

Documents a Bangladeshi founder usually starts with

Almost every file begins with the same three building blocks, and getting these clear at the outset prevents delays later. A Bangladeshi citizen forming a Romanian SRL usually starts by sharing the core passport details, confirming the current country of residence, and describing the intended Romanian business activity. From there we can tell you, after document review, whether anything additional is needed before drafting.

Clear, legible identity documents matter more than founders often expect. Because the company file is registered with the Romanian Trade Register and your name must appear consistently across every document, a passport scan that is sharp and complete avoids requests for re-submission. Depending on your documents, the typical starting list is:

• Valid passport details and a clean scan of the photo page
• Proof of your current residential address abroad
• The proposed company name and the desired Romanian business activity (CAEN code)
• The intended share capital and how the shares will be split, where there is more than one founder

Setting up the remote signing route early

For a founder in Bangladesh, the single most useful thing to settle at the start is how the signing will be handled. Whether the formation can be signed remotely — and whether translations or a formal power of attorney will be required — is confirmed early, so you are not left guessing about a trip you may not need to take. In many standard cases, a notarised and apostilled power of attorney lets a representative file the company on your behalf, which keeps the process moving while you stay where you are.

Translations are a common requirement worth planning for. Documents issued in Bangladesh are frequently presented in English already, but the Trade Register works in Romanian, so a certified Romanian translation may be needed for certain papers depending on what you supply. We flag where applicable which documents need translating and whether an apostille is required, so the cost and timing are visible before you commit. This early clarity is also why we treat the route for non-EU founders as a distinct workflow rather than an afterthought.

Planning a Romanian company for a Bangladesh-based structure

When you are setting up a Romanian company for Bangladesh-based owners, the shareholder structure shapes both the paperwork and the price. If the SRL will have a single founder, the file is straightforward. If several shareholders are involved, it helps enormously to send the full structure — every individual, their citizenship and residence, and the proposed share split — before requesting a fixed quote, so the figure you receive actually reflects your situation rather than a generic estimate.

The structure also matters because a shareholder can be an individual or a foreign legal entity, and a company shareholder requires corporate documents that an individual does not. Telling us upfront whether each Bangladeshi founder is a person or a business lets us scope the file correctly the first time, which is part of what makes the Bangladeshi founder Romanian SRL path predictable.

Indicative pricing and what affects it

As a guide, Romanian SRL formation for foreign citizens starts from €300. If you need a Romanian business address, a registered office is available from €150 per year, and a combined remote SRL plus registered office package starts from €450. Later adjustments to an existing company — changing the activity, the administrator, or the share structure — start from €200.

These are starting points, not final figures. The final quote depends on your citizenship, the documents you can provide, the number of shareholders, whether translations are required, and whether each shareholder is an individual or a foreign legal entity. We confirm the exact figure after reviewing your case so there are no surprises once work begins.

Check your country case

If you are ready to move forward with Romania LLC registration as a Bangladeshi citizen, the fastest start is to send us the essentials: your citizenship, your current country of residence, whether you need a registered office in Romania, and the business activity you have in mind. Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form, and once we have reviewed your documents we will confirm the signing route, whether translations or a power of attorney apply, and a clear quote for your specific case.