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Company registration · Uzbekistan

Open a company in Uzbekistan. From your desktop.

Every step mapped upfront, the price published, progress tracked online. And after launch — books, tax and payroll in the same account.

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Trips required
100%
Foreign ownership
8-in-1
Incorporation to payroll, one desk
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Subscription keeps you compliant
The incorporation package
from $450
Company registration
Nominee director — year one
Registered address
Bank account opened
+ state fees — at cost, itemised+ notary & apostille — paid in your country
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When you’re operating: accounting · payroll · work permits — add anytime →

The package

Not just registered. Operating.

Company, director, address, bank account — under one agreement. From $450, and we’ll tell you the rest before you pay a cent.

How it works

Every step, known before you start.

No stage appears mid-process. The checklist you see on day one is the checklist we finish on.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your company

    You

    A short form: name, shareholders, activity. No documents yet.

  2. 02

    Create your account

    You

    Your estimated price and personal checklist appear. We review it.

  3. 03

    Prepare documents together

    Together

    We draft everything; you sign and send what only you can.

  4. 04

    We run the process

    Us

    Filings, stamps, bank — every stage tracked in your dashboard.

  5. 05

    An operating LLC

    Done

    Charter, bank account, tax registration — handed over online.

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Why us

The problems you’d hit. Already solved.

Wrong charter or activity codes

The form validates against registry rules before anything is filed.

0 rework weeks
Missed tax deadlines, fines

The tax calendar is built in — every filing scheduled and reminded.

Filings on time
Requirements discovered mid-process

Your full checklist generates on day one, before you pay.

Known upfront
Forms in Uzbek legalese

Everything arrives in plain English with prepared drafts.

EN / RU
Time lost figuring out what’s next

The process is structured end to end — the product already knows every next step, so nothing waits on a question.

No idle days

Every company registered before yours is encoded in the product.

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The comparison

Traditional ways to incorporate. And juris.hq.

Both alternatives work. They just cost more — in fees you discover late or weeks you lose.

juris.hq compared with a traditional firm and doing it yourself
What you get
juris.hq
The product way — everything included.
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A traditional firm
Hourly pace, quoted by email.
Do it yourself
The registry, in person, in Uzbek.
Price known before you payYesPartlyAfter a callPartlyUnknown until fees hit
Fully online — zero tripsYesNoNo
Live status trackingYesNoNo
Forms validated — no reworkYesNoPartlyYour risk
Books, tax & payroll after launchYesPartlySeparate engagementPartlyHire your own
Time to an operating LLCDaysWeeksOpen-ended

Others stop at registration. The bank, taxes and books stay on one desk here.

Compare, then see your own number.

The price and the process are published on this site. Your exact figure takes two minutes.

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The market

The largest market in Central Asia is coming online.

Get your entity ready before the breakthrough, not after.

38+ million
Population
1+ million
Added every year
~6–8%
GDP growth
~29
Median age
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Questions

Every answer, before you ask.

What is an Uzbek LLC, and what does it require?
The standard vehicle for foreign founders: limited liability, full foreign ownership allowed. It requires a name, a registered address, a director, at least one founder and a charter — most activities have no minimum capital requirement. The form assembles all of it.
Can I own 100% of the company?
Yes. Uzbekistan permits full foreign ownership of an LLC — your name is on the charter from day one.
Can a foreign company be the shareholder?
Yes. Founders can be individuals, foreign companies, or a mix. A corporate shareholder adds legalised registry extracts and apostilles — your checklist generates those requirements automatically.
Can I be the director myself?
Yes, a foreigner can hold the role — residency and work-permit requirements then apply, and the platform maps them for you. Most founders start with our directorship service and switch to themselves later; the swap is a standard filing.
Do I need to travel to Uzbekistan?
No. Every step — registration, tax, bank — is handled remotely through your account. Your only physical task is notarising one document in your own country.
Will a bank accept me as a foreigner? How do its KYC checks work?
Yes — foreign-owned LLCs open accounts routinely. The bank runs standard KYC: passport, source of funds, company documents. Rejections almost always come from incomplete files, not nationality — so the platform assembles the exact pack the bank expects before anything is submitted.
What does the company have to administer after incorporation?
Monthly bookkeeping, tax filings on the Uzbek calendar, payroll if you hire, and statutory reports. All of it runs in the same account you incorporated with — or hand it to your own accountant, the books are yours.
What are the blockers?
Three situations the standard flow can’t take: licensed activities (banking, insurance, telecom and similar), more than 50 shareholders, and charter capital above 400,000,000 UZS. The form flags them instantly and hands you to a partner law firm instead of letting you pay for the wrong path.
When do I pay?
After you create an account and see your exact price. Payment is by bank transfer against an invoice — the document stage unlocks once it lands. Nothing is charged for filling the form.

Your company in Tashkent. You, at home.

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