For Sri Lankan founders, we check residence, identity documents and any translation or signing formalities before preparing the file. Your dedicated contact coordinates the requirements for your Sri Lanka 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.
In many standard cases, a Sri Lankan citizen can register a Romanian SRL (limited liability company) and hold shares in it, whether they are already in Romania or still living in Sri Lanka or a third country. Romanian company law does not restrict ownership to EU nationals, so the question is rarely whether you are allowed to be a shareholder, and more often how your specific documents will be presented to the Trade Register. That is where the detail matters when you register a company in Romania as Sri Lankan citizens, because the path that works smoothly for one founder can need an extra step for another depending on residence, the number of shareholders, and whether a foreign legal entity is involved.
For most individual founders, the structure is straightforward: a single-member or multi-member SRL with a named administrator, a registered share capital, and a Romanian registered office address. We review your situation first, confirm what is realistic, and only then prepare the filing. If you are weighing options, our overview for Romanian SRL for foreigners explains the standard route, and our guidance for non-EU founders covers the points that most often affect citizens from outside the European Union, including Sri Lanka.
Before any drafting begins, we ask each Sri Lankan founder for a small, clear set of details so we can confirm the document route rather than guess at it. Sending these early lets us flag anything that needs translation, legalisation, or an apostille before it becomes a delay. The exact list can vary after document review, but in most cases it starts with the following.
Where a shareholder is a company rather than a person, additional corporate documents are typically required, and these often need certified translation. We confirm the precise requirements once we have seen what you hold.
A common question from a Sri Lankan founder planning a Romanian SRL is whether the whole process can be handled without travelling. In many situations signing can be planned remotely after the initial review, often through a power of attorney prepared for the purpose, but the document route must be confirmed first. The right approach depends on where you are resident, where you can reach a notary or a Romanian consular office, and how your passport and address details are formatted, so we settle that sequence before anything is drafted.
Because the file is prepared once and submitted once, getting the route right at the start avoids rejected filings. We will tell you clearly whether remote signing is feasible in your case, what each signatory needs to do, and at which point your involvement is required.
This is the detail that most distinguishes a Romanian company for Sri Lanka founders from a routine EU filing. Sri Lankan names frequently follow a different order from the Western given-name-then-surname convention, and the name as printed in your passport may not match how it appears elsewhere. The Trade Register records the founder exactly, so the name order has to be verified against the passport before documents are drafted, not corrected afterwards.
Addresses deserve the same care. Sri Lankan residential address formats do not map neatly onto the Romanian template, and an address that is rendered inconsistently across documents can hold up a filing. We check the name order and the full address format carefully before Trade Register submission so that what we file is internally consistent and matches your identity documents. None of this touches immigration, visa, or residence status; it is purely about presenting your company documents correctly.
For a Sri Lankan founder, Romanian SRL formation starts from €300, a registered office is available from €150/year, and a combined remote SRL plus registered office package starts from €450. If your company is already running and you need to update shareholders, the administrator, the registered office, or the activity codes, company changes start from €200. These are starting points: the final quote depends on your citizenship, your documents, the number of shareholders, whether translations are required, and whether the shareholder is an individual or a foreign legal entity, so we confirm a figure after reviewing your case.
Your dedicated contact keeps the context of your Sri Lankan 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 Sri Lankan citizens, the fastest way to get a clear answer is to send us a few details so we can review your specific case. Tell us your citizenship, your current country of residence, whether you need a Romanian registered office, and the business activity you plan to carry out. Send that by WhatsApp or through our contact form, and we will confirm the document route, whether remote signing is realistic, and a tailored quote for setting up your SRL.
In many cases, yes. We first confirm the founder's residence, shareholder and administrator roles, registered-office plan and document route for the Sri Lanka case.
Sri Lankan founders should send passport details, residence address and the role they will hold in the SRL.
Signing can often be planned remotely after review, but the document route must be confirmed first.
Name order and address format should be checked carefully before Trade Register filing.
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