Convert the capital of your Bulgarian company into euros
The Registry Agency has converted the registered capital into euros, but this does not automatically update your company’s constitutional documents. Under Article 32, the updated deed of incorporation or company agreement must be presented with the first subsequent filing in the Bulgarian Commercial Register. Advokat 24 organises the process remotely under Bulgarian law and explains every stage in English.
Which date applies to your company?
- An earlier Commercial Register filing comes first: submit the updated documents with it.
- If the 2025 annual financial statements are the first filing, use their actual filing date.
- The latest date for filing the 2025 annual financial statements is 30 September 2026.
- 30 September is not a separate universal deadline for every company.
- If there is no earlier filing, the general longstop is 31 December 2026.
Send the company’s UIC by 31 August and save €20
An enquiry containing the company’s UIC (EIK), received by 23:59 on 31 August 2026, secures the current price. No payment is required merely to preserve that price.
EOOD
Single-member limited liability company
OOD
Limited liability company
The current fee is €60 for an EOOD and €80 for an OOD, VAT included. An enquiry containing the company’s UIC, sent by 23:59 on 31 August 2026, preserves that price and saves €20. Additional corporate changes or a non-standard structure are quoted separately after review.
What should an international owner of a Bulgarian company know?
The Bulgarian Registry Agency has converted the capital recorded in the Commercial Register. However, this did not automatically amend the details in your constitutional documents — the number and nominal value of the ownership interests in an OOD/EOOD or the shares in an AD/EAD.
When the conversion is made at the fixed rate of 1 EUR = 1.95583 BGN, rounding may produce small differences. They may appear insignificant at first, but if they are not reflected correctly in the documents, inconsistencies may arise between the capital, ownership interests, internal records and the Commercial Register.
Capital inconsistency
The capital in euros may not match the total nominal value of the ownership interests or shares.
Document discrepancies
The data in the Commercial Register may not match the deed of incorporation, company agreement or articles of association.
Problems with future transactions
Complications may arise during transfers of ownership interests, admission or departure of a member, banking procedures or checks.
The main objective is to state the capital and its allocation in euros in a way that is logically, legally and consistently reflected in the accounting records and documents.
A Bulgarian legal procedure, explained clearly in English
The documents are prepared in accordance with Bulgarian law and the specific circumstances of your company. We explain each stage in English, so the process is clear to you and the documents are consistent and suitable for filing in the Bulgarian Commercial Register.
Review of your Bulgarian company
We review the current position — registered capital, ownership structure, ownership interests/shares and published documents.
A solution for your structure
We propose a practical way to align the capital and nominal values in euros in order to avoid inconsistencies.
Document preparation
We prepare the necessary resolutions, minutes and updated constitutional documents.
Commercial Register assistance
We assist with filing in the Bulgarian Commercial Register and monitor the procedure until completion.
Guidance in English
We explain in English how to organise the internal records and reflect the information consistently.
Final result
You receive aligned documents that reduce the risk of rejection, discrepancies and future administrative complications.
Which deadline applies to your Bulgarian company?
The general deadline for bringing the company’s documents into line is 31 December 2026. However, the updated deed of incorporation or company agreement must be presented together with the first subsequent application for registration, deletion or announcement in the Commercial Register. Your operative date may therefore be earlier.
Another filing comes first
If you file a change of manager, address, shareholder or another circumstance before the annual financial statements, the updated documents must accompany that earlier application.
The 2025 statements come first
If the 2025 annual financial statements are the first subsequent filing, submit the updated documents with them — on the actual filing date and no later than 30 September 2026.
No earlier filing in 2026
If no earlier application is filed, complete the document alignment and present the updated act by the general longstop of 31 December 2026.
Fully remote, well organised and clear to you
Steps
- You send us the Bulgarian company’s UIC (EIK) and brief details of any specific circumstances.
- We review the current position and the available documents.
- We prepare the documents, coordinate signing and explain in English what needs to be signed.
- We assist with filing and monitor the outcome until the procedure is completed.
Why should an owner of a Bulgarian company not delay?
Your first subsequent Commercial Register application may trigger the filing requirement before 31 December. If the 2025 annual financial statements are that first application, the relevant date is the day on which they are actually filed — no later than 30 September 2026. Preparing the documents in advance also reduces the risk of discrepancies, instructions or delay.
Send the UIC now and save €20
The current fee is preserved when your enquiry includes the company’s UIC and is sent by 23:59 on 31 August 2026.
EOOD
Single-member limited liability company
Documents under Bulgarian law — explained clearly in English
We work with Bulgarian companies and help their international owners complete the procedure without having to navigate Bulgarian legal terminology on their own.
Compliant with Bulgarian requirements
The documents are prepared under Bulgarian requirements and tailored to the specific capital and ownership structure, reducing the risk of rejection.
Clearly explained in English
We explain the documents and each next step in English. You receive consistently prepared documents suitable for banks, counterparties and institutions.
Fully remote
You can organise the procedure for your Bulgarian company without unnecessary visits or wasted time.
Send the company’s UIC and save €20
An enquiry containing the UIC, received by 23:59 on 31 August 2026, secures the €60 EOOD or €80 OOD fee. We will review the company and explain the procedure in English.
Send the UIC by 31 August and save €20
Until 23:59 on 31 August 2026, the fee is €60 for an EOOD and €80 for an OOD, VAT included. From 1 September, the fees are €80 and €100 respectively. We review the company’s register file and explain the next steps in English.
Lock in the current price