EU GDPR Representative Services in Germany for Overseas Companies
Appoint an EU GDPR Representative in Germany for Your Non-EU Business
EU GDPR representative in Germany provide services for companies based outside the European Union. If your business targets EU customers or processes personal data of EU citizens, appointing a local representative is mandatory under Article 27 of the GDPR. We act as your official point of contact for EU data protection authorities and support full GDPR compliance—from audits and documentation to risk assessment and regulatory communication. Protect your business, avoid costly fines, and ensure peace of mind with Globeria Datenschutz.
Why Non-EU Companies Need an EU GDPR Representative?
If your business is based outside the EU but offers services to EU customers or monitors their behavior, GDPR Article 27 makes it mandatory to appoint an EU representative. Without one, your company risks regulatory fines and reputational damage. Globeria Datenschutz acts as your trusted EU contact point—ensuring full compliance, smooth authority communication, and peace of mind.
Legal Requirement Under GDPR Article 27
Non-EU companies must appoint an EU representative to comply with European data protection law.
Avoid Fines and Penalties
Failure to appoint an EU GDPR representative can lead to fines of up to €20 million or 4% of global revenue.
Local Contact for EU Authorities
We act as your official point of contact for EU data protection authorities and handle all official correspondence.
Efficient Data Subject Request Handling
Ensure proper management of access, deletion, and correction requests from EU data subjects.
No Need to Open EU Office
Stay compliant without the cost and complexity of setting up a physical presence in the EU.
Confidence and Compliance for Clients
Show customers and partners your strong commitment to privacy and GDPR compliance.
What DPO do as EU GDPR Representative in Germany for Overseas Companies in Germany
How We Support Non-EU Companies with GDPR Compliance
At GloberĂa Datenschutz, we provide end-to-end data protection (GDPR) services tailored for overseas companies operating in Germany. From conducting thorough GDPR audits to acting as your point of contact with data protection authorities, our certified DPOs ensure your business remains compliant, secure, and trusted. Explore how we support you at every step of your GDPR compliance journey.
Authority Representation for GDPR Compliance
We act as your official GDPR representative in Germany, managing all interactions with data protection authorities to ensure seamless compliance.
Handling Legal Headaches for Data Protection
Our team takes care of all legal complexities, from GDPR inquiries to potential disputes, so you can focus on your business without worry.
Initial GDPR Audit with Authority Oversight
We conduct a thorough GDPR audit, ensuring your practices align with regulations while preparing for any authority reviews or inquiries.
Data Mapping with Legal Compliance Focus
Security Assessment to Mitigate Legal Risks
Staff Training to Avoid Legal Pitfalls
We train your team on GDPR best practices, ensuring they understand legal obligations to prevent compliance issues with authorities.
Frequently Asked Questions About EU GDPR Representative in Germany Services for Non-EU Companies
Frequently Asked Questions About EU Representative (GDPR) Services
Navigating GDPR compliance as an overseas company in Germany can raise many questions. What does a Data Protection Officer (DPO) do? How can a GDPR representative help with authorities? What are the legal requirements for data protection? At GloberĂa Datenschutz, we’ve compiled answers to the most frequently asked questions to help you understand our services, the role of a DPO, and how we manage your legal obligations. Explore the FAQs below to learn how we can support your business with expert data protection solutions.
• Acting as a contact point for EU supervisory authorities
• Receiving and managing data subject requests
• Maintaining records of processing activities (RoPA)
• Supporting regulatory audits and inquiries
This role ensures your company remains compliant without having a physical presence in the EU.
• Fines of up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover
• Investigations and enforcement by EU data protection authorities
• Loss of business credibility and trust Appointing a GDPR representative helps avoid these risks and shows your commitment to data protection.
• Review of data collection and processing practices
• Evaluation of privacy policies and cookie management
• Security infrastructure assessment • Verification of consent and data subject rights handling
This audit identifies compliance gaps and provides recommendations to mitigate risks.
• Records of Processing Activities (RoPA)
• Third-party data sharing and data transfer mechanisms
• Consent collection methods
• Cookie usage and tracking
• Internal data protection policies
• Breach response plans
These areas help ensure your company aligns with GDPR requirements.
