Admission to the citizenship of the Republic of Serbia (Hereinafter: “Citizenship”) is regulated by the Law on Citizenship of the Republic of Serbia (“Off. Gazette of RS”, no. 135/2004 and 90/2007) (Hereinafter: “Law”).
Business entities can do business and be organized in form of: (i) Entrepreneur, (ii) General Partnership, (iii) Limited Partnership, (iv) Limited Liability Company, (v) Joint Stock Company, (vi) Representative Office of a foreign company, (vii) Branch Office of a company or Branch office of a foreign company, (viii) Cooperative and Cooperative Federation.
The Employment of Foreign citizens in the Republic of Serbia is regulated by the Law on Employment of Foreign Citizens (“Off. Gazette of RS” No. 128/14), (hereinafter referred to as the “Law”) and the Rulebook on work permits for employment (“Off. Gazette of RS” No. 94 / 15).
Operation of unmanned aircrafts, also known as drones, has nowadays become more and more deployed. Drones are not only used for military purposes but also private individuals and companies use this innovative technology for providing new services and to improve the existing ones.
Release from the citizenship of the Republic of Serbia is regulated by the Law on Citizenship of the Republic of Serbia (“Off. Gazette of RS”, no. 135/2004 and 90/2007) (Hereinafter: “Law”)
Residence of Foreign Citizens in the Republic of Serbia is regulated by the Law of Foreign Citizens (“Off. Gazette of RS”, No. 97/2008) (Hereinafter: “Law”).
Please be informed that an HR Workshop organized by the German-Serbian Business Association (DSW) and DOBA Faculty will take place on 25 February 2016.
On December 29th 2015 the National Assembly of Republic of Serbia passed a total of seven tax related laws aiming at more efficient tax legislation:
On the 23.October 2015, General Assembly of the Republic of Serbia has passed new Investment Law. Investment Law („Official gazzete of the Republic of Serbia“, no.89/2015), shall come into force on 04.November 2015.
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