Start Your Company in Lithuania with Professional Formation Assistance

Get EU Company for Just €750! — Lithuania Company Formation (Remote, Fast, No POA).

If your business is ready for global growth but your current jurisdiction is holding you back—unstable banking, blocked payments, “high risk” labels, chaotic regulation, currency swings—you’re feeling it where it hurts most: in deals lost and partners unconvinced. You don’t need another workaround, you need a stable, respected EU base that instantly upgrades your credibility, protects your assets, and unlocks real opportunities, not just nice wording. That’s exactly where Lithuania company formation becomes a strategic solution, not a formality.

A Lithuanian company lets you trade, invoice, sign contracts, and partner across all 27 EU member states under harmonised legal standards. With our optimized remote flow—no POA needed—we handle document formatting, registry filings, and all procedural steps while you keep building your business. Operating in euro (€) reduces FX risk, simplifies pricing, and signals reliability to investors, payment providers, and serious clients. You also gain access to EU-licensed fintech solutions with SEPA payments and modern onboarding standards, which is invaluable for cross-border commerce.

Before you act, you need the right structure. Lithuania offers flexible options tailored to real business, not just paper shells.
The Private Limited Liability Company (UAB) is the universal, most common choice for creating a new company. It provides limited liability, minimum share capital from €1,000, full foreign ownership, straightforward governance, and excellent acceptance by EU banks/fintechs, partners, and marketplaces. Micro or solo projects may consider a Small Partnership (MB) or an individual enterprise, while larger or regulated ventures can use an AB or a Lithuanian subsidiary. Our role is to ensure the structure you pick supports banking/fintech onboarding, licensing (where relevant), and scale—so you don’t have to “fix” the entity later.

A clear, managed process means you avoid delays, rejections, and guesswork. With remote setup, you can open a company in Lithuania without setting foot in the country—and without a Power of Attorney.

Registration Roadmap

1. Structure & name. We validate UAB as the best fit (in 90%+ of cases), check your shareholder/director profile, and reserve a unique company name.
2. Drafting. We prepare the Articles of Association, set share allocation, define directors, and complete KYC in registry-ready formats.
3. Capital. We assist with opening a temporary capital account, depositing the statutory share capital (from €1,000), and obtaining the confirmation.
4. Filing. We submit the full set to the Register of Legal Entities and obtain incorporation certificates and registration numbers.
5. Tax setup. We register for taxes. VAT is optional and is not included in the €750 service; you only add VAT registration if/when it is needed.
6. Post-incorporation. We connect accounting, and when hiring staff, enroll for social security and payroll as required.

In standard cases, company incorporation in Lithuania takes approximately one month once documents are ready and correctly formatted. You receive a clear timeline, proactive status updates, and you end with a working, compliant entity—not just a number on paper.

Lithuania is one of the most cost-efficient, reputable entries into the EU market. A UAB requires share capital from €1,000 (usable for business after registration).
Our service fee for incorporation is a flat €750.
This covers analysis, drafting, filings, coordination with the registry, and a guided remote process run by Lithuanian counsel. VAT registration is not included in the €750 and is available as an add-on only if requested/needed.

We keep it simple and transparent:

• UAB registration (base service): €750
• VAT registration (optional): only on request; note that VAT is generally not required until turnover approaches ~€400,000

Business account support (optional):

• Without Lithuanian residency: a traditional bank will not open a corporate account; fintech (EU-licensed EMI with SEPA) is the only realistic option
• With local residency and a suitable profile, a bank may be possible—case by case
• RBI—Residence by Investment (optional): available upon request

This modular approach avoids bloat: you pay for the incorporation you definitely need, and only add extras when they genuinely apply.

A strong company needs strong payments infrastructure. Lithuania and the wider EU fintech ecosystem offer euro accounts with SEPA access and robust compliance frameworks designed for international operations.
Fintech vs Bank. We prepare your case so institutions see a clear, compliant profile—ownership, activities, geography, and expected flows. If you do not hold Lithuanian residency, a traditional bank will not open a corporate account; fintech/EMI is the only workable solution. If you do have local residency and the business model fits, a bank may be viable (subject to their risk policy).

You don’t need a “registration agent.” You need a practical, legal-led team that understands cross-border risks, EU regulations, and what payment providers expect to see during onboarding and periodic reviews.

• Fully Managed, Expert-Led, Fixed Fee — €750
• One dedicated manager from first call to full activation
• A documented roadmap with clear timing and responsibilities
• Fixed €750 for UAB incorporation with exact scope—no surprise add-ons
• Optional extras only if you request them (VAT registration, fintech onboarding, RBI)

We focus on clean execution, registry acceptance on the first pass, and a banking/fintech narrative that fits your actual business.

The right documents, prepared correctly, cut weeks off your timeline—especially important for remote founders. We provide templates and exact formatting rules so everything is accepted on first submission.

Essential Checklist

• Passports of shareholders and directors + recent proof of residential address
• Ownership and control structure (including UBOs) and—if applicable—board/shareholder resolutions
• Business model overview: services/products, target markets, expected transaction flows, source of funds
• Any notarised/apostilled documents if specifically required by the registry or a chosen financial institution
• No Power of Attorney is required—we’ve optimized the flow with our Lithuanian legal team to keep the process faster and simpler

Once these are in place, we move directly through registration, tax setup, and (if you request it) VAT/fintech onboarding. The result is a fully operational EU vehicle with euro accounts (via fintech if no residency), legal protection, and a credible presence for clients and partners.

Tell us about your activity, jurisdictions, and goals—and receive a clear personal plan, a complete document checklist, and a fixed €750 quote for UAB incorporation. Reach out via our contact form or email and we’ll begin the remote process immediately (no need for any special button).