The aim of the EU Services Directive is to simplify the provision of services in the European Union across national borders and to facilitate the establishment of company branches throughout Europe.
Comprehensive information on the EU Services Directive can be found on Amt24.
The city administration of Radebeul is opening up access for electronically signed and encrypted messages, currently still limited to administrative procedures relevant to the EU Services Directive. The following technical conditions apply to the transmission of such messages:
- The transmission or receipt of electronically signed and/or encrypted messages takes place exclusively via SMGW online mailboxes: https://www.e-mail.sachsen.de
- You can apply for access data and an online mailbox at Form for access data for an online mailbox
- Access is opened for the SMGW online mailbox address:
- The following file formats are processed by default: e.g: *.doc, *.txt, *.pdf, *.rtf etc.
- E-mails must not exceed a total size of 10 MB
- The transmission of qualified signed documents is permitted in compliance with the PKCS#7 standard.
- If a message cannot be processed, you will be informed by the recipient.
Central contact in Leipzig
| 0341 9771080 | |
| www.ea.sachsen.de |
Commercial matters
Amt24 access for the following services (procedures and forms)
Display business
Reregister business
Deregister business
Display catering trade
Issue trade register information
Issue travelling trade licence
Authorise shortened closing times
Applying for event authorisation
Apply for permission to exhibit persons
Show travelling camp
Information and further links can be found here: Order and Safety Department
Registration matters
Amt24 access for the following services (procedures and forms)
Apply for a certificate of good conduct
You can obtaininformationand further links here: Residents' registration
Market matters
Amt24 access for the following services (procedures and forms)
Authorising daily traders for the weekly market
You can obtain information and further links here: Department of festivals and markets