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Hitro
Jul 30, 2007 7:26:43 GMT 1
Post by Carol on Jul 30, 2007 7:26:43 GMT 1
Has anyone used Hitro to establish a company? Success? Do the staff guide you? What happens if you don't speak Croatian? Can it all be done on a two week holiday to Croatia?
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Hitro
Jul 30, 2007 7:43:21 GMT 1
Post by irac on Jul 30, 2007 7:43:21 GMT 1
Carol, my colleague Dragan was assisting a client to open a firm using Hitro, they're really no faster than a good lawyer/notary. A problem was a lack of english speakers (or german) and also the need to constantly relate everything to the county high court.
2 weeks might be difficult.
We've a good system that can get it through in 8days (this after a massive amount of hassle, angry words and threats - from Hitro staff).
If you want I can get details to you.
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Hitro
Jul 30, 2007 8:03:04 GMT 1
Post by Carol on Jul 30, 2007 8:03:04 GMT 1
Hi Irac Iwould be interested to hear about that service. We do a company setup service too but it takes about three weeks from start to finish (company bank account is operational). usually people are happy with this and just leave us their POA but occassionally someone needs it done faster and then your service would be useful.
I was asking about hitro because i am contributing soem chapters for a forthcoming book about property buying in croatia. I have to comment on hitro's existence because its part of the landscape. However having been in fina offices myself, how you get on does depend on how helpful the staff are and how good their english is (unless you speak croatian which of course most people buying property do not). My impression is that hitro is a good idea in principle but a headache in practice. However i want to give a fair representation, not just one based on my own suspicions. I was asking the questions above because I was wondering if foreigners have really used it. Hitro themselves report 1400 company setups in the first year, but it doesn't offer any insight into how many founders were non-Croatian speakers....
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