Building Bridges Between
Indian and Serbian Businesses
Building Bridges Between
Indian and Serbian Businesses
Benefits of Trading & Promotional
Information about both countries
Her Excellency the President of India, during an official meeting with the President of Serbia, symbolizing the strong diplomatic and economic partnership between India and Serbia.
It was founded on 23-May-2023 by Vishal Tayal
Learn more about the Serbian Indian Chamber of Commerce, Trade, Economy and Industry and our commitment to fostering economic ties between India and Serbia.
+381 69 3377 181
History & establishment
It was founded on 23-May-2023 by Vishal Tayal
Learn more about the Serbian Indian Chamber of Commerce, Trade, Economy and Industry and our commitment to fostering economic ties between India and Serbia. We do not have any Privacy policy and Terms and conditions, however if you feel that something of this kind needs to be added, please feel free to do so.
President
It was founded on 23-May-2023 by Vishal Tayal
Learn more about the Serbian Indian Chamber of Commerce, Trade, Economy and Industry and our commitment to fostering economic ties between India and Serbia.
+381 69 3377 181
Belgrade, Serbia
Explore services & resources
Enhance Trade & Investment
Strengthen economic ties by promoting bilateral trade and facilitating investment flows.
Learn MoreSupport Business Development
Assist Indian and Serbian businesses with market insights, regulatory guidance, and strategic networking
Learn MoreHost Events & Delegations
Organize business forums, trade missions, expos, and networking events to connect stakeholders.
Learn MorePromote Sectoral Cooperation
Encourage collaboration in key sectors such as information technology, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and tourism.
Learn MorePolicy Advocacy
Work with government and industry leaders to shape policies that promote ease of doing business and economic cooperation.
Learn MoreCultural & Educational Exchange
Support initiatives that deepen cultural understanding and foster academic and professional collaboration.
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The Serbian Indian chamber of commerce serves as a bridge between the two countries to promote trade, investment, and business cooperation. It aims to facilitate cross-border partnerships, market access, and policy advocacy
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Information about both countries
Position : Serbia is a landlocked nation situated in the central Balkans,
Southeast
Europe.
It shares borders with Hungary (north),Romania and
Bulgaria (east),North
Macedonia
and Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
and Croatia (west) .
Jobs and employment Opportunities
As the Serbian-Indian Chamber of Commerce, we are committed to fostering connections between Serbian companies and skilled professionals from South-East Asia. Our goal is to facilitate opportunities that promote employment, enhance business collaborations, and support mutual growth in both countries.
- Event Coordination – Organizing seminars, trade shows, and business meetups.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Useful information on how to open a company in Serbia:
Most Common Types
- DOO (Društvo sa Ograničenom Odgovornošću) – LLC, suitable for small to medium businesses.
- AD (Akcionarsko Društvo) – Joint-stock company.
- PR (Preduzetnik) – Sole proprietorship.
Note: For most people, DOO is the preferred option.
Company Name Requirements
- Must be unique in Serbia.
- You can check name availability online via the Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR).
For a DOO:
- Founding Act / Memorandum of Association.
- Decision on appointment of the director(s).
- Copy of ID or passport of the founder(s) and director(s).
- Proof of registered address in Serbia.
- Bank statement confirming payment of founding capital (min. 100 RSD, ~€1 for DOO).
If a foreigner is opening a company:
- All foreign documents must be translated into Serbian by a court-certified translator.
Register the Company with APR
- Submit documentation to the APR (Agencija za privredne registre).
- This can be done in person or online (if you have an electronic signature).
- Registration fee is approx. 4,900 RSD (~€40).
- APR typically registers companies within 3–5 working days.
Open a Bank Account
- After registration, use your APR decision to open a business bank account.
- Choose from local banks such as Raiffeisen, OTP, AIK Banka, UniCredit, etc.
Register with the Tax Administration
- This is usually done automatically when registering at APR, but you may need to:
- Apply for a Tax Identification Number (PIB).
- Submit a tax and accounting form.
- Register for VAT if your turnover exceeds 8 million RSD (~€68,000 annually), or voluntarily.
Register Employees
- Register all employees with the Central Registry of Mandatory Social Insurance (CROSO).
- Sign employment contracts and respect Serbian labor law.
- Foreigners can own 100% of a company in Serbia.
- You don’t need to reside in Serbia, but you do need a registered local address for the company.
- Hiring a lawyer or business consultant in Serbia can simplify the process.
- There are incentives for foreign investors in certain sectors (IT, manufacturing, etc.).
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Leadership
The Indian Serbian Chamber of Commerce is led by experienced business leaders who are committed to fostering strong economic ties between India and Serbia.
