Romania is one of the most actively regulated gambling markets in Eastern Europe. Having a license for the B2B segment in Romania allows you to provide services to numerous Romanian B2C providers, which expands your market opportunities.
Advantages of the license
What are the advantages of the B2B license of Romania license?
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Processing
Timethe general term is 30 calendar days from the moment of submission of all necessary documents and information to the National Gambling Administration.
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Gambling
CoverageB2B providers can obtain a license, including manufacturers, software providers, platform operators, auditors, and payment systems.
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Tax advantages
AdvantagesIf the company operates from abroad and does not have a local presence in Romania, there is no corporate tax or gambling tax in Romania.
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International
Coveragelicense allows to provide services to numerous Romanian B2C providers
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Step-by-step guide
How can we help you with obtaining the license?
Step 1. Registration of a company to obtain a license
SUPPORT IN THE PREPARATION OF DOCUMENTS
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Statement of Compliance
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Memorandum of Association
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Articles of Association of the company
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Applications for company registration
Documents prepared by you
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Passport for traveling abroad
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UBO bank account statements
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UBO utility bills
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Additional identity document
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Certificate of no criminal record
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Resume (CV)
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Detailed business plan and description of target markets
Deadlines
1. Preliminary Steps
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3 working days
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Preparation of necessary forms
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Collection and verification of documents
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Choosing the jurisdiction of company registration
2. Registration Procedures
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1-3 weeks
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Submission of an application for name approval
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Submission of all necessary documents to the registrar
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Payment of the registration fee
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Step 2. Obtaining a license
SUPPORT IN THE PREPARATION OF DOCUMENTS
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Completed license application form
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Form with Legal Entity Information
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Form with Personal Information (to be completed for each director, shareholder, and key individual)
Documents prepared by you
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Certified copy of passport
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A document confirming the address of residence
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Resume (CV)
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Professional recommendation letter
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Bank certificate
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Business plan
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Corporate documents of the applicant company
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SOW and SOF
Deadlines
1. Preliminary Steps
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5 working days
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Preparation of a package of documents
2. Obtaining a license
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1 month
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Submitting an application and paying the registration fee
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Licensing procedure support
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COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of a B2B license?
The administrative fee for support of the licensing procedure is EUR 10,500. The annual license fee is 20,000 EUR and the annual responsible gaming fee is 15,000 EUR.
Is it necessary to register a company in Romania to obtain a B2B license?
Company registration in Romania is not mandatory.
Is gambling advertising regulated in Romania?
Thus, gambling advertising is regulated both in specific gambling legislation and in legislation governing the audiovisual industry (TV/radio).