Taras Horbatiuk
Founder & Managing Partner
General information
Taras Horbatiuk is the Founder and Managing Partner of Bimaris, leading the firm’s strategic direction and overseeing complex immigration and cross-border advisory matters . With over a decade of experience in immigration law, regulatory compliance, and international structuring, he advises private clients, entrepreneurs, investors, and multinational companies on navigating Ukrainian legal frameworks with precision and long-term vision.
His approach combines legal accuracy with strategic foresight — ensuring that each case is aligned not only with immediate objectives but also with broader personal or business goals.
Areas of expertise
Taras Horbatiuk advises private clients, entrepreneurs, and international companies on complex immigration and cross-border legal matters. His practice focuses on structuring lawful, efficient, and strategically aligned immigration pathways tailored to each client’s objectives.
Each matter is approached with careful legal analysis and long-term planning. Rather than applying standardized solutions, Taras develops structured legal pathways that balance regulatory requirements, risk management, and strategic outcomes.
From Australia to Ukraine: A Surgeon’s Immigration Journey
Peter Vickers Gregory, a maxillofacial surgeon from Australia, has over 25 years of professional experience working in leading medical institutions across Australia, Cyprus, New Zealand, and Scotland.
How Albert GmbH Successfully Entered the Ukrainian Market with Our Strategic Expansion Support
Albert GmbH is a renowned German engineering and construction company with over 70 years of experience in industrial fabrication, steel structures, and infrastructure development.
How Bimaris Helped a Swiss Foundation Establish a Representative Office in Ukraine
Fondation Hirondelle, a Swiss-based nonprofit active in media and humanitarian zones.
How Bimaris Transformed a UK Timber Supplier’s Ukraine Strategy into Market Leadership
Midvale Ltd is a UK-based supplier of certified timber and structural materials, delivering sustainable wood products to construction and design firms across Europe.
Related publications
Explore related insights and legal updates, covering immigration, relocation, and cross-border mobility.
Does Ukraine allow dual citizenship? From 2026 — yes, but only under a controlled and limited framework.
An immigration permit to Ukraine is one of the most important documents in the entire Ukrainian immigration system.
A Ukraine police clearance certificate is a document confirming whether a person has a criminal record in Ukraine or appears in the relevant criminal record system.
Investment migration is now familiar worldwide. Several European and Caribbean states openly offer citizenship or long-term residence in exchange for qualifying investments.
Ukraine’s 2025 Tax Reform is not just another update to fiscal policy — it’s one of the most comprehensive overhauls in recent history.
In Ukraine, foreign nationals can apply for citizenship of Ukraine based on documented ancestry.
The Limited Liability Company (LLC) is the most popular and flexible legal form for doing business in Ukraine.
Ukraine continues to navigate wartime conditions. Yet the country has simultaneously become one of the most closely watched emerging markets in Europe.
Since the Russian full-scale invasion began, thousands of foreigners have stood alongside Ukraine. Some took up arms in the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).
Corporate restructuring in Ukraine refers to legally defined actions altering a company’s form, ownership, or internal structure.
This guide dives into stuff like the Ukraine corporate tax rate, what residents and non-residents gotta follow, what the Tax Code says, and what kinds of reforms popped up to match global standards.
Investing in real estate in Ukraine still remains one of the most common investments in Ukraine in general. This applies to both commercial and residential real estate.
