Company Registration
Register an LLC, OJSC, private unitary enterprise or representative office in Belarus. Full support from document preparation to bank account opening.
Legal Support in Belarus for Businesses and Individuals
AMBY Legal — experienced Belarusian advocates advising foreign companies, investors and private clients since 2015
Our clients
Legal Services We Provide in Belarus
Arbitration & Dispute Resolution
Representation in Belarusian courts and international arbitration, including the IAC at BelCCI. We handle commercial disputes, debt recovery and cross-border conflicts — acting for both local and foreign clients.
Family Law
Divorce, child custody, alimony and international adoption — handled by experienced Belarusian family law advocates, including cross-border cases involving foreign nationals.
Debt Collection
Recovering debts in Belarus for Belarusian and foreign creditors: pre-trial negotiations, court proceedings and enforcement — with transparent fees and clear timelines.
Corporate Law
Legal support for businesses at every stage: company structuring, shareholder disputes, transaction review and contract law. We protect your interests whether you are entering the Belarusian market or resolving an internal conflict.
IT & High Tech Park
Legal support for IT companies and HTP residents in Belarus: park entry applications, business plan preparation, software and licensing disputes, and ongoing compliance. We work with both local studios and foreign tech businesses.
Why International Clients Choose Us
Navigating a foreign legal system is stressful. At AMBY Legal, we make it straightforward — licensed advocates, clear advice in English, and a team that stays with you from the first consultation to the final resolution.
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Debt Collection Under International Supply Contracts (CISG) in Belarus
Four containers under a multi-year supply contract with a buyer in Minsk. Three paid on time. The fourth landed two months ago and the €180,000 invoice is still sitting open. Replies from the buyer have slowed to weekly, then biweekly. The last call ended with vague references to “quality concerns” that nobody mentioned the day […]
Legal Review of Contracts with Belarusian Companies: What Foreign Counsel Should Watch For (2026)
A foreign in-house counsel — could be in Frankfurt, could be in Singapore, doesn’t really matter — is on the phone. The contract they signed with a Belarusian supplier eighteen months ago has gone sideways. The other side has stopped paying, or stopped performing, and now there’s a dispute. The counsel went back to the […]
What Happens After You Win a Debt Case in Belarus? Enforcement Proceedings and Bailiff Process Explained (2026)
Most foreign creditors who reach out to us about a Belarusian debtor arrive at the same moment. The judgment is in. The lawyers got paid. The board got the email confirming the win. And then — nothing. Three weeks have passed. Five. Two months. The money that was supposed to land somewhere has decided not […]