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Kinds and types of business companies in Slovakia
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Sole trader registration in Slovakia
In Slovakia, anyone wanting to engage in business activities must obtain a business license. It’s important to determine which activities qualify as trades. If you need assistance with obtaining a business license or understanding the requirements, feel free to contact us. We are here to help!
from 150 €
including fees
5 days
average procedure time
How it works?
- Preparation of all necessary documents
- Assistance with opening a business, including proper classification and legal requirements
- Notification to the trade office
The legal framework distinguishes between three types of trades, which determine the conditions for obtaining a business license:
- Free trades: Only general conditions for operating a business must be met.
- Craft trades: In addition to general conditions, specific professional qualifications obtained through apprenticeship in the field are required.
- Regulated trades: Professional qualifications are required but can be obtained through means other than apprenticeship.
The general conditions for operating a business are:
- Attaining the age of 18 years
- Legal capacity
- Good character (proven by a criminal record extract)
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