Your next market

amavat® campaign | September 2026

Your next
market is closer
than you think.

Germany, France, Czechia, Slovakia, the Netherlands,
the United Kingdom or Poland? See where your e-commerce
has the best conditions to grow and take advantage
of the September promotion on VAT registration.

VAT registration for €99 net instead of €469

Want to talk? Call Damian: +48 532 566 957

See details below
Germany Germany
France France
Czechia Czechia
Slovakia Slovakia
Netherlands Netherlands
United Kingdom United Kingdom
Poland Poland

Why it is not that simple

The biggest market is not
always the best
next market.

Germany may offer scale, Czechia is close by, France
requires solid localisation, and the United Kingdom
operates in a separate customs and tax environment.
Market size alone is not enough for a good decision.
You also need to check sales channels, logistics,
customer service, advertising, entry costs and VAT obligations.

Sales potential
Market scale and real demand in your category, not just population size.
Marketplaces
The channels that actually generate sales in a given country.
Logistics
Where you ship from, where you store goods and how long delivery takes.
Localisation and service
Store language, post-purchase communication and returns handling.
Advertising
Cost of reaching customers and competition for visibility.
VAT and compliance
When local registration applies and when OSS is enough.

Fit test

Where next with your
e-commerce?

Answer a few short questions and see which markets are worth analysing first.

QUESTION 1
1 / 5

Market panel

Compare 7
possible directions

See who each market may suit, which channels are worth checking and
which barriers to account for before you start selling.

In comparison: 0/3

From choosing a market to starting registration

01

Choose a direction

Compare markets or take the short fit test.

02

Check the conditions

Verify sales channels, logistics, localisation and possible VAT obligations.

03

Start registration

Take advantage of the special VAT registration terms valid until the end of September.

VAT registration offer

Know where you want to
enter? Take the next step.

Start VAT registration in the market that matches your sales model. In September, selected registrations and country packages are available on special terms.

Promotion valid until
30 September 2026
Promotional VAT registration prices Net prices in EUR, valid until 30 September 2026
Market Registration With translation package Standard price
Germany €99 €349 €469
France €99 translations charged separately €469
Czechia €99 €99 €469
Slovakia €99 €329 €469
Netherlands €99 €99 €469
United Kingdom €99 €99 €469
Poland €99 €229 €469

Get a recommendation
and a VAT registration offer

Tell us which markets interest you. We will contact you to discuss your sales model and possible VAT obligations.

Prefer to talk?

Damian Frątczak

VAT registration specialist

+48 532 566 957 damian.fratczak@amavat.eu

Frequently asked questions

No. The result indicates the best direction for further analysis. The final decision should take into account your sales model, the flow of goods and your individual tax obligations.

Most often when goods are stored in that country, when the country of dispatch changes, or when the transaction falls outside the OSS scheme. The assessment depends on the specific flow of goods and the type of transaction.

No. OSS covers specific types of distance sales to consumers in the EU. It does not replace obligations arising, for example, from storing goods in another country, nor filings outside the EU.

Yes. In the market panel you can select up to three countries and compare them across six criteria, then indicate all the markets you are interested in on the form.

The September terms apply to selected registrations and country packages. Scope and terms are agreed individually based on your sales model.

The terms are valid until 30 September 2026.

The next market starts
with a good decision.

See where your e-commerce has the best conditions to grow,
before you launch sales and take on entry costs.