Registering a company in Uzbekistan in 2026 has become significantly easier thanks to the digitalization of government services. The main portal for submitting documents is my.gov.uz, through which you can register LLCs, JSCs and other forms of legal entities. The minimum authorized capital for an LLC is 40 times the base calculation value.
The first step is choosing the legal form. The most popular form remains the limited liability company (LLC), which is suitable for small and medium businesses. For large projects involving investors, a joint-stock company (JSC) is worth considering.
Next, you need to prepare the document package: the founder's decision, the company charter, the application form and the state duty payment document. After submitting the documents, registration usually takes 1 to 3 business days.
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