Company Registration in Bulgaria

All mandatory government taxes and registry filing fees are completely covered.

Articles of Association and Powers of Attorney drafted in both English and Bulgarian.

We handle the opening of the mandatory bank account to deposit your starting share capital.

Your company instantly receives its unique identification code, marking it as a legal entity.

Fill out our secure intake form with your desired company name, capital allocation, and director passport copies.

We draft all bilingual formation documents. You visit a local notary in your country to sign the Power of Attorney and Specimen of Signature, then mail the hard copies to our Sofia office.

We deposit your share capital, translate your apostilled documents, and submit the application to the Commercial Register. Your company is active within 3-5 days.

Yes. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership. You can be the sole shareholder and director of an EOOD without being a resident or citizen of Bulgaria.

No. The entire process is 100% remote. You authorize a representative via a notarized Power of Attorney (which you can sign in your home country with apostille), and we handle everything else.

An EOOD has a single shareholder, while an OOD has two or more shareholders. The legal structure and tax rates are exactly the same.

Once we receive your signed and notarized documents, the actual incorporation at the Commercial Register is typically finalized within 3 to 5 business days.

The minimum share capital for a standard EOOD or OOD is just €1. However, Bulgarian law requires this amount to be deposited into a temporary accumulation account at a local Bulgarian bank before the registration can be submitted — it cannot be paid directly to the Commercial Register or held abroad.

Founders have two options: arrange the transfer to the accumulation account directly themselves, or transfer the capital amount to Bizport EU and we will deposit it on your behalf and obtain the required bank confirmation certificate. Most remote founders opt for the latter as it avoids the need to navigate Bulgarian banking independently.

Please note: banks charge their own account-opening and transaction fees for this step. These fees are payable directly by the client and may be higher for non-EU nationals. Bizport EU is not responsible for any third-party bank charges incurred during the capital deposit process.

Yes, we fully support the new DPK structure, which is ideal for scalable startups needing vesting schedules and easy equity distribution.

Bulgaria applies a flat 10% corporate income tax (CIT) rate — the lowest in the EU. This applies to net profits after allowable deductions and is filed annually with the National Revenue Agency (NRA).

Yes. Once registered, your Bulgarian company can be fully managed remotely. Directors can hold their position from any country, and all NRA filings, banking, and correspondence can be handled digitally or through a local representative.

Typical annual costs include: accountant fees (€50–€150/month), a virtual office address (€25–€50/month), and any applicable tax filings. Our pricing page has a transparent breakdown of all recurring fees.