Work with Ukrainian regulators with confidence


When your business needs regulatory advice
You are starting a licensed or regulated activity in Ukraine
A regulator has started an inspection or proceedings
Your licence or permit was refused, suspended or revoked
You need to check your business against new rules or sanctions
How we support you with regulators
Licences and permits
Compliance review
Inspections and appeals
From requirements to compliance

Consultation
Legal agreement
Regulatory map
Applications & policies
Ongoing support
What we need to start
- Company documents
- Description of the planned activity
- Existing licences and permits
- Letters or decisions from the regulator, if any

Often handled together
What clients ask before filing
Do sanctions affect my business in Ukraine?
They can. Ukrainian sanctions restrict dealings with certain persons and companies, and we check counterparties and structures before you enter a deal.
Can a regulator's decision be appealed?
Yes. Decisions can usually be appealed administratively or in an administrative court, and deadlines are short, so contact us as soon as you receive one.
Which regulators do you deal with?
Among others the National Bank of Ukraine, the National Securities and Stock Market Commission, the energy and utilities regulator, ministries and sector agencies.
Can a foreign company apply for a Ukrainian licence?
Usually the licence is issued to a Ukrainian legal entity or registered branch, so we often combine licensing with company registration.
Do I need a licence to do business in Ukraine?
It depends on the activity. Financial services, energy, healthcare, telecoms, security, transport and several other areas require a licence or permit.

