Official Czech Business Address Sidlo Form

Use the Czech Business Address Sidlo Form to register your company s.r.o., Trade license, or Trade License Company.

Fill out or save to print the official Czech Business Address Sidlo Application Form. Use this form to register a Czech company (s.r.o), zivnostensky list trade license, or trade license company. Note: the Sidlo is one of the main conditions you must meet as a company owner or trade license holder. Further, it has very specific rules and conditions. To be safe, either contact the experts or check some of our FAQs to learn more.

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If you only need the application form, feel free to take over yourself from here. You can download your form and head to the office in-person. All applications are generated in Czech language and ready for you to submit. Just remember to schedule some time off for the trip, and prepare for the usual waits in line!

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FAQs

What is the Czech “Sidlo” (business address)?

The Sidlo is your legal, business administration registration address. It is necessary to communicate with official authorities for proposals or business-related follow-ups and questions. Further, the Sidlo can be your residency address, an office address, or you can use a virtual office. Take for example Pexpats’ Virtual Business Address Package, which likewise includes full administrative support.

Can I register a trade license without a Sidlo (business address)?

The Sidlo business address is one of the primary conditions necessary to register a trade license (zivnostensky list). Without one, you cannot register a Czech company or business. Also note: If you already have a trade license and the provider cancels your Sidlo, your business registration is also canceled. It is thus always important to ensure you have an active Sidlo for any existing business you have in the Czech Republic.

Do I need to rent an office to have a business address?

No - It is not necessary to rent an office or work in an office which registers your business address. Instead, many expats choose to hire a “virtual office.” This option is popular because virtual business address packages (like Pexpats’) also provide administrative support.

How does a virtual office address work?

It is also possible to use a virtual office address (such as Pexpat’s Virtual Business Address) as your registered Sidlo. With a Virtual Business Address, Pexpats essentially becomes your full-service post office. We receive posts and on request can even open, scan, translate, and handle all official communications. You get consultation along the way, and resolution of matters when they arise. All with minimal interruption to your already busy schedule!

When should I renew my virtual business address?

With a Pexpats’ Virtual Business Address, every package provides a complete year of service at a one-time cost. We then always follow up with you well before you need to renew your service package. We’ll email to inform you when the period is concluding, and, if agreed, send you an invoice after renewal.

Where Can I Obtain the Czech Business Address (Sidlo) Form?

You can obtain the Czech Business Address (Sidlo) form in several ways:

In-Person: Visit any Trade License Office (Živnostenský úřad) to pick up a physical form for your Czech business address.
Online Download: Download the Czech Business Address (Sidlo) form from the website, complete it, and submit it as required.
Fill Out Online: Complete the form online and download it as a PDF for your virtual business address or physical business address.

Where Do I Register the Czech Business Address?

To register a Czech business address, including a virtual business address, you must visit any Trade License Office (Živnostenský úřad) in person.

Who Should Sign the Czech Business Address Form?

The Czech business address form must be signed by the legal owner of the property, as listed in the land registry. The Trade License Office (Živnostenský úřad) will reject the form if it is not signed by the legal owner.

What Documents Are Needed to Register a Czech Business Address?

To register a Czech business address, you need to provide:

Signed Business Address Form: This form must be signed by the legal owner of the property.
Fee: The Trade License Office (Živnostenský úřad) fee.