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We specialize in providing legal services to expats in Ukraine: full package of services to foreign investors, including risks evaluation, the company incorporation and relocation to Ukraine.

We bridge the communication gap between expats’ needs and the vagaries of the local market.

Protecting the interests of the family, children and property always require a delicate attitude and personal approach.

We provide a range of legal services on the conclusion and dissolution of marriages, prenuptial agreements, child custody and material support, division of property, both in judicial and in the contractual procedure.

Our considerable experience and expertise in solving these issues, together with exceptional client support, are at the core of our practice.

It may appear quite complicated for foreign investors and expats to detect and mitigate all potential risks when dealing with an unfamiliar real estate market such as the one in Ukraine. EXPATPRO’s attorneys and real estate specialists can provide you with the services needed to successfully conclude a real estate deal in Ukraine starting from a stage of property search, viewings, and initial due diligence, to negotiations, legal and technical due diligence, deal structuring, payment and closing.

The technology market grows and expands, pervading all the spheres of our life. New types of products, business structures that unite teams from different parts of our world require a completely new legal approach and unique solutions. The attention is drawn now to Ukrainian developers while the Ukrainian economy strengthens its position in the world and provides attractive possibilities for both small businesses, start-ups, and companies with a longer story.

Our team will help you choose the most efficient structure for your IT business, advise on contracts necessary to protect your business and product. We take into account the local jurisdiction peculiarities and match it with the global.

Whether your Company in Ukraine is newly incorporated or has a history, the EXPATPRO’s specialists in Corporate, Commercial and Business issues are there to assist in any current business activities. We confirm whether the Company is duly incorporated, structured and whether all the agreements and instruments meet the needs of your business.

The EXPATPRO’s corporate lawyers take into consideration the needs of every single client and their business, being focused on the client-oriented approach. We provide the service by efficient means due to the experience in the expert examination, awareness in corporate and business law.

Expats and foreign investors who intend to start a business in Ukraine may face some time-consuming, bureaucratic difficulties. EXPATPRO’s lawyers and experts can advise you on things to consider before establishing your own company in Ukraine. We also provide a full scope of services for , structuring or optimization of the newly-established company to make it ‘healthy’ and easy-to-operate in Ukraine’s business market.

Whether your company is a small business start-up or a large corporation, you will need professional ‘local’ advice. Our team can guide you through the peculiarities of Ukrainian business and corporate law.

If you are looking for opportunities in Ukraine or have some potential ideas, EXPATPRO can advise you on the instruments necessary for temporary living or relocating to Ukraine, and provide services to comply with all immigration requirements and procedures. We are experienced and have sufficient knowledge in various immigration scenarios and the nuances of the immigration law in Ukraine. We carefully review each client’s case in order to represent your interests before Ukraine’s migration authorities.

So, whether you need assistance in getting a visa or a work permit, or obtaining temporary or permanent residency in Ukraine, or have another immigration law matter, EXPATPRO is ready to help you.

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September 2023 – According to Article 5 of the Serbian Banking Act (Zakon o bankama), no person other than a bank licensed in Serbia may engage in the granting of loans unless authorised by law. One Serbian law that does allow foreign banks (i.e., banks not established and licensed in Serbia) to provide cross-border loans to Serbian entities is the Serbian Foreign Exchange Act (Zakon o deviznom poslovanju). In particular, Article 18(7) of the Foreign Exchange Act expressly allows Serbian entities to borrow cross-border from foreign banks, which are not required to obtain a banking licence in Serbia for this purpose. Corporate finance Bearing in mind that raising capital on the capital markets through the issuance of bonds and

At the end of September, the long-awaited Regulation (EU) 2023/1804) on the deployment of alternative fuel infrastructure, and repealing Directive 2014/94/EU (“AFIR”) was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. Though the entry into force of AFIR is 13 April 2024, it is worth reviewing the key takeaways that the AFIR introduces as part of the EU’s Fit for 55 package. The AFIR sets binding national targets for the development of adequate EU alternative fuel infrastructure. The new regulation also establishes common technical specifications and requirements regarding the information to vehicle users for the provision of data and payment requirements. The AFIR includes detailed regulations regarding

Kinstellar advises a significant global player on the lease of its headquarters in Hungary

Kinstellar’s team in Hungary has successfully advised a Hungarian company with a global presence in connection with the preparation and negotiation of a lease agreement for its new office headquarters. The deal is one of the largest transactions of its kind on the Hungarian real estate market. The Budapest office advised on various legal aspects throughout the transaction, the subject of which is the lease of more than 8,000 sqm in a Class A office building in Budapest. Kinstellar’s team was led by Partner Annamária Csenterics (Co-Head of the Hungarian Corporate/M&A service) and Of Counsel Mónika Frank (Co-Head of the Hungarian Real Estate service) and supported by Junior Associate Judit Sós.

Kinstellar advises Electrolux Group on the successful divestment of its Nyíregyháza factory in Hungary to Qvantum

Kinstellar is proud to announce that it has advised the Swedish appliances manufacturer Electrolux Group on the successful sale of its manufacturing facility in Nyíregyháza, Hungary, to the Swedish high-quality electric heat pumps manufacturer Qvantum for a cash consideration of EUR 38 million. The Kinstellar team was led by Barnabás Sági, Co-Head of the Budapest Real Estate service line, supported by Bertalan Ványa, Associate. The team also included Annamária Csenterics (Partner), Anna Szilágyi (Junior Associate), Judit Sós (Associate), Péter Vörös (Partner), Péter Gullai (Managing Associate), Dániel Péter (Managing Associate), and Szabolcs Szilágyi (Junior Associate).

On 12 September 2023, the Chamber of Deputies approved an amendment to the Labour Code after the legislation was returned by the Senate in July with several amendments. The Chamber of Deputies, however, ultimately approved the amendment in its original wording. After it is signed by the President, the amendment will come in to effect on the first day of the calendar month following its publication in the Collection of Laws (likely still in 2023). However, certain provisions concerning agreements on work performed outside employment relationships (e.g. regarding annual leave) will take effect on 1 January 2024. Major changes pursuant to the amendment to the Labour Code: Telework arrangements

The Czech Republic should soon have its own legal regulation for telemedicine. A government proposal is on its way to the Parliament to introduce a basic definition of telemedicine. Until now, there has been no legal definition, which in practice has led to many uncertainties and questions, including the possibility and conditions of provision by healthcare providers, but also, for example, the admissibility of reimbursement by health insurance companies. The proposed amendment to the Health Services Act should remove this uncertainty and will explicitly state that telemedicine is a legally permitted way of providing health services and will set out the framework conditions. Telemedicine services are defined