We manage your company formation file end to end — registration, NIP, REGON, and CRBR — coordinated with formation and legal partners in Poland.
Setting up a company in Poland as a foreign founder means dealing with an unfamiliar registration system (KRS/S24), a language barrier, electronic signature or PESEL requirements, and a sequence of steps (registration, tax number, statistical number, beneficial-owner registry) that need to happen in the right order. Getting a step wrong or missing a deadline can delay your ability to actually start operating.
You don’t need to learn the Polish registration system yourself. We manage your file, coordinate with the formation and legal partners who handle the technical registration, and keep you informed at each stage — so you know exactly where your company stands and what’s required from you next.
Submit your company details: proposed name, business activity, shareholder(s) and director(s), and share capital.
We review your file and confirm the documents and steps required for your specific case.
We coordinate registration (KRS/S24), NIP, REGON, and CRBR through our partners.
You receive your registered company documents and a summary of what’s now active and what’s next.
Starting price: €400 — this is ExportWay’s coordination and case-management fee. It does not include government registration fees or the formation partner’s own fees, which are quoted separately based on your specific case. A final, itemized quote is sent after we review your details and before any payment.
Possible paid add-ons: electronic signature / PESEL coordination for a foreign founder who cannot travel to Poland; registration of more than one shareholder or a more complex ownership structure; urgent processing coordination.
Your registered Polish company (KRS entry, NIP, REGON, CRBR filing confirmed) along with a summary document explaining what has been completed and what remains — such as opening a bank account or registering for VAT — with clear next steps.
Typical turnaround: communicated once your case is reviewed and confirmed in your quote.
In most cases, no — remote registration is possible, though it may require an electronic signature or PESEL coordination depending on your situation. We’ll confirm this once we review your file.
No. It is ExportWay’s fee for managing and coordinating your file. Government fees and the formation partner’s fees are separate and will be itemized clearly in your final quote before you commit to anything.
No. We manage and coordinate the process professionally, but registration is a decision of the Polish court registry (KRS), not ExportWay.