The registers record, analyse and store insolvency information and make it available to the public, albeit in different forms, depending on the country:

countries with dedicated registers – publish information on all stages of the insolvency proceedings and the parties to the proceedings.
countries using other registers – the situation is more diverse. Some only publish the name and the status of a company, others include information on all stages of the proceedings.

Information on national registers

Please select the relevant country's flag to obtain detailed national information.

One-stop search

Use the link below to search – in any official EU language – national insolvency registers for:

information and documents on insolvency proceedings
documents relating to debtors

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The information and documents you can find in these registers should be available for free.

Currently not all EU countries are available via this service. This should be rectified by mid-2019 which is the deadline set by the revised Insolvency Regulation to establish the EU-wide interconnection of national insolvency registers through the European e-Justice Portal. This future system of interconnection will contain in a harmonised way a predefined set of information ("mandatory information") on insolvency proceedings wherever they are opened in the EU.

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Last update: 08/10/2020

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