Seamless Corporate Setup in the Baltics

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Why Choose Lithuania?

Lithuania is highly ranked for ease of doing business, offering a business-friendly regulatory environment, competitive taxation, and access to the European single market.

Favorable Tax Regime

Benefit from a standard Corporate Income Tax (CIT) of 15%. Micro-companies with up to 10 employees and less than €300,000 annual turnover can qualify for a reduced CIT rate of just 5%.

Fintech & Web3 Hub

The Bank of Lithuania provides a streamlined licensing process, making it the #1 jurisdiction in the EU for Electronic Money Institutions (EMIs) and Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs).

Remote Management

Through e-Residency and advanced digital infrastructure, corporate documents can be signed remotely. You can manage your business from anywhere in the world without physical presence.

Choosing the Right Legal Entity

Understanding the difference between the two most popular corporate structures for foreign investors.

UAB (Private Limited Liability Company)

The standard corporate structure, ideal for raising capital and hiring employees.

  • Minimum Share Capital: €2,500
  • Shareholders: 1 to 249 (Individuals or Corporations)
  • Liability: Limited to the amount invested
  • Management: Requires a single Director (CEO)
  • Best for: Startups, Fintechs, Holding companies

MB (Small Partnership)

A flexible structure designed for small businesses and solo founders.

  • Minimum Share Capital: None (€0)
  • Shareholders: Up to 10 (Individuals only)
  • Liability: Limited
  • Management: Simplified, managed by members
  • Best for: Freelancers, small agencies, solo entrepreneurs

The Registration Process

Our streamlined, 4-step framework ensures your company is incorporated fully compliant with local laws within 3 to 5 business days.

1

Preparation

We collect your KYC details, reserve the company name, and draft the Articles of Association.

2

Bank Account

Opening an accumulative bank account to deposit the initial share capital (for UABs).

3

Notarization

Signing documents via physical notary visit or remotely using an electronic signature.

4

Registry Entry

Final submission to the Center of Registers. You receive your extract and corporate seal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions regarding Lithuanian company formation.

Do I need to be physically present in Lithuania?
No. The entire process can be completed remotely. You can authorize our lawyers to act on your behalf via a notarized Power of Attorney (PoA) equipped with an Apostille, or you can sign documents using a qualified European electronic signature.
How long does it take to register a UAB?
If you have an e-signature and all documents are prepared, registration takes just 1-3 business days. If operating via a Power of Attorney sent by mail, the process takes approximately 1 to 2 weeks depending on courier speeds.
Do I need a local director?
No, Lithuania does not require a local resident director. A foreigner can be the sole shareholder and the sole director (CEO) of the company. However, the company must have a registered office address in Lithuania (which we provide as a virtual office service).
When do I need to register for VAT?
VAT registration is mandatory when your company's revenue from goods or services provided within the territory of Lithuania exceeds €45,000 in the last 12 months. Voluntary registration is also possible immediately after incorporation.

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