In a major step toward improving its business climate, Uzbekistan has introduced new reforms that simplify the registration of foreign companies. According to the updated rules, the entire process of establishing a business entity can now be completed in just three days — a significant reduction compared to previous timelines.
This reform includes digitalization of the registration process, the launch of online platforms for document submission, and the removal of several bureaucratic steps that previously slowed down market entry. Moreover, the government has implemented a «single window» principle, allowing foreign companies to handle registration, tax, and licensing procedures in one place.
For investors, this means lower administrative costs, faster market entry, and reduced risks associated with procedural delays. These reforms are part of a broader government strategy to create an investor-friendly ecosystem, which also includes enhanced legal protection, transparent dispute resolution mechanisms, and improved access to financial resources.
Uzbekistan’s government has clearly signaled its intention to integrate further into the global economy. By reducing barriers to entry, it is inviting more companies from Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and beyond to consider Uzbekistan as their next investment destination. Yasdar Consulting assists clients in navigating these new regulations, ensuring compliance, and setting up businesses smoothly and efficiently.
