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Are you planning to start your own business in Europe? The Czech Republic is one of the most favorable countries for launching a business, where sole proprietorship registration (OSVČ) is the fastest and most accessible way to legalize your activities. If you are interested in what is required to open a sole proprietorship, this guide […]
Moving to another country or launching a new business project always begins with formalities. Whether you are planning to register a company (s.r.o.) or want to operate as a sole trader (OSVČ), you cannot do without an official registered location. A legal address is the foundation of your lawful business activity in the Czech Republic. […]
Are you planning relocation to the Czech Republic, studies, or business in the Czech Republic? For foreign documents to be accepted by Czech authorities, official confirmation of their authenticity is required. In most cases, this means obtaining an apostille on documents — a stamp provided for by the 1961 Hague Convention, which confirms the signature […]
For a fast start of business in the Czech Republic, it is necessary to register a company. This step ensures legal certainty and access to qualified employees. The process is complex, but we will help you at all stages “from A to Z” — from choosing the legal form to establishing the company. In this […]
When you decide to move a business to the Czech Republic or open a new project here, you inevitably face different rules of the game. In such a situation, a legal consultation in the Czech Republic becomes your insurance and a way to save resources. At ALAR CZ, we solve a wide range of legal […]
To register OSVČ, you must have a legal basis for staying in the Czech Republic (visa, temporary or permanent residence) and a legal address.
An entrepreneur can add new types of activities through the Živnostenský úřad. This is a standard procedure carried out by submitting an application and updating registration data.
Yes, if you use qualified support services. Our specialists will prepare all documents and represent your interests before government authorities so that you receive your registration certificate on time.







