Hi-Tech Park accreditation
Our team will help you obtain Hi-Tech Park status in Belarus
Our company has built a strong reputation in Belarus for successfully launching and managing international research and development centers. Our team is comprised of specialists with backgrounds in leading global IT companies and the Big Four.
Your dedicated consultants, accountants, lawyers, and HR managers will guide you through every step of establishing and running your IT business in Belarus.
From company registration and Hi-Tech Park accreditation to office setup, team recruitment, and ongoing HR and finance management—we provide an all-in-one solution to launch and run your IT business in The Republic of Belarus.
This integrated approach lets you launch quickly while avoiding the common risks and delays of entering a new market. Beyond our deep local expertise, we have direct experience operating IT businesses in key global jurisdictions—from the U.S. and EU to Asia and the UAE. This enables us to design business processes that are not only locally compliant but also meet the high standards of our international clients.
Our team has a deep understanding of local expertise and the experience necessary to quickly and safely launch your business in Belarus. Our team will build convenient business processes and integrate them into existing ones, help you save money on contractor selection and procurement, secure your operations, and support your operations in compliance with Belarusian legislation and our high internal standards. Ultimately, our management company enables you to make informed decisions and achieve long-term business success.
Our team will help you obtain Hi-Tech Park status in Belarus
We are the biggest direct EOR services provider in Belarus
Operational management in full compliance with Belarusian law and regulations
Tailored, precise, and trusted by more than 100 international corporate clients.
Proven reputation among more than 30 Hi-Tech Park residents from the USA, EU, UK, UAE, and Asia.
We are a Minsk-based professional services firm working with international companies operating in Belarus. Our practices cover accounting, payroll, EOR, PEO, recruitment, HR consulting, management company services, bank account opening, and market research — under coordinated contracts with a single counterparty.
International IT companies, fintech operators, investment funds, and corporate brands headquartered in the US, UK, EU, UAE, Singapore, Switzerland, and across Asia. Among them are unicorns and industry leaders in technology, fintech, and crypto.
Not always. Companies hiring staff or running limited operations can work through our EOR service without incorporating. Companies committing to the market longer-term usually set up a local entity, and we support that end-to-end. We advise on which structure fits before any commitment.
Yes. The working language across all our practices is English. Reports, contracts, calls, and day-to-day correspondence are delivered in English to the standard a headquarters team expects to read. Russian is available where the client prefers it.
No. The vast majority of engagements run remotely. Contracts are signed in English, bank accounts can be opened under a notarised power of attorney, and ongoing work is handled through our team in Minsk. Clients in the US, UK, EU, UAE, and Asia work with us without visiting the country.
Each engagement is priced in writing before work begins. Fixed monthly fees for ongoing services (EOR, PEO, payroll, accounting, virtual office); fixed or success fees for project work (recruitment, HR consulting, market research). No hidden charges, no per-transaction surprises.
Send an enquiry through the contact form or to info@spex.by. We respond within one business day with a scoping call. After that, we send a written proposal covering scope, fee, and timeline. Most engagements move from first contact to signed contract within one to two working days.

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