I work in Tashkent, handling company registration, bank accounts, work permits, work visas, residence registration and annual renewals for Chinese companies and individuals. From the first document to a running business, everything is handled in Chinese. I have already registered more than 50 Chinese companies in Uzbekistan.
Full company setup from $1,200, including the director's work permit and work visa. Government fees not included.
I handle and follow up every stop myself. The actual order depends on your case; we set it out in our first conversation.
Your questions are answered in Chinese by the person doing the work, with no interpreter in between and nothing lost in translation.
I know what offices and banks actually ask for, so documents are prepared right the first time.
The same person follows your case from registration to every annual renewal, so you never have to explain things twice.
The service fee is fixed before we start; government fees are itemised at official rates and charged at cost.
Chinese companies and individuals opening a company in Uzbekistan for the first time
from $1,200 government fees not included
Foreign employees already working in Uzbekistan
$200 per renewal government fees not included
Companies that want one person to handle all their paperwork long term
from $200 / month
Chinese parent companies entering through a branch or representative office
Quoted per project
Companies looking for reliable local partners, suppliers or distributors
Quoted per project
The paperwork for setting up a company, working and living in Uzbekistan, explained clearly.
Since 1 June 2025, Chinese citizens with a valid passport can enter Uzbekistan visa-free for up to 30 days per visit and no more than 90 days in any 180-day period. Visa-free entry does not cover work, study, journalism or other activities that need prior approval. If you plan to hold a position or be employed locally, you need a work permit and a work visa.
Generally yes. A foreign individual or company can be the sole shareholder of a limited liability company. Licensed sectors such as banking and insurance have extra requirements and need to be assessed separately.
Not necessarily. I can register the company for you under a notarised and apostilled power of attorney. The director usually has to be present in person to open the bank account and get the electronic digital signature; some banks also accept a notarised power of attorney or video verification, and I check with the bank in advance. The company applies for the work permit online, so no visit to a government office is needed.
With all documents ready, the registration itself usually takes 1–2 working days. Including the bank account, work permit and work visa, the whole process usually takes 6–8 weeks. Time for legalising and translating parent-company documents in China comes on top.
Tell me about your situation: what business you plan, how many foreign staff, and when you plan to come to Tashkent. I reply within one working day with the documents you need, the timeline and the cost.
