Lithuania Company Formation

Form a Lithuanian company in Europe's fintech capital with 15% corporate tax and EU passporting rights.

  • 15% corporate tax, 5% for small companies
  • EU's fintech licensing hub with passporting rights
  • Digital-first registration with full support included
€3,500· Full service · No hidden fees

Why Lithuania?

A Lithuanian UAB (Uždaroji Akcinė Bendrovė) gives you access to Europe's leading fintech hub with more electronic money and payment institution licenses than any other EU member state. With competitive tax rates, digital-first registration, and full EU passporting rights, Lithuania is ideal for technology and financial services companies.

Note for U.S. citizens: The U.S. taxes citizens on worldwide income regardless of residence. Lithuania's corporate tax structure benefits non-U.S. persons directly. Americans can still benefit from EU market access, fintech licensing, and business credibility.

Incorporate in Lithuania with full legal support - no visit required.

15% Corporate Tax - Competitive standard rate for Lithuanian companies

0% for First 2 Years - New small companies pay no tax for the first two years

5% Reduced Rate - For small companies with fewer than 10 employees and under EUR 300,000 revenue

EU Fintech Capital - More EMI and payment licenses than any other EU country

EU Passporting - Licensed entities can operate across all 27 EU member states

60+ Tax Treaties - Extensive double taxation agreement network

Who Is This For

  • Fintech and payment service providers seeking EU licenses in Europe's leading regulatory environment

  • E-money institutions that need EU passporting rights to operate across all member states

  • IT and SaaS companies attracted by Lithuania's digital-first infrastructure and tech talent pool

  • Small businesses that can benefit from 0% tax for the first two years and 5% thereafter

  • International e-commerce operations wanting EU market access with competitive tax rates

  • Startups seeking a cost-effective EU base with streamlined digital registration

  • Anyone building an international fintech structure who needs a credible EU regulatory home

The Process

Step 1: Submit Your Documents

Submit your proposed company name, copy of your passport, proof of address, and complete our due diligence form.

Step 2: Company Registration Filed

We draft your Articles of Association and file your incorporation documents with the Lithuanian Register of Legal Entities.

Step 3: Receive Your Legal Company Package

Receive your complete legal company package, including registration certificate, company code, and all corporate documents.

Requirements

Passport - Clear copy of your valid passport

Proposed Company Name - Your preferred company name for registration

Proof of Address - Recent utility bill or bank statement dated within the last 3 months

Due Diligence Form - Completed due diligence form (we provide the template)

Director and Shareholder Details - Minimum one director and one shareholder (any nationality)

Share Capital - Minimum EUR 2,500 for UAB (can be paid in installments)

What's Included

Company formation and legal registration - Full registration with Register of Legal Entities

Articles of Association drafting and filing - Prepared and submitted on your behalf

Registered office address - 1 year included

Director and shareholder registration - Full registration with authorities

Tax registration - Registration with Lithuanian tax authorities (VMI)

VAT registration - If applicable to your business activities

Digital corporate documents - All incorporation documents delivered digitally

Timeline

MilestoneTimeframe
Document submission and due diligenceDay 1
Company name reservation1 business day
Registration complete3-5 business days
Travel to LithuaniaNot required

Important Notes

No travel required - The entire Lithuania company formation process can be completed remotely via digital registration.

15% corporate tax - Standard rate. Small companies (under 10 employees and EUR 300,000 revenue) qualify for 0% for the first 2 years, then 5%.

Fintech licensing - Lithuania leads the EU in EMI and payment institution licenses. Separate licensing process required for regulated activities.

Annual compliance - Annual financial statements and tax returns required. Audit thresholds apply based on company size.

VAT - Standard rate is 21%. Registration required for certain activities and EU trade.

Renewal - Click here to renew your company

Optional Add-Ons:

Form your Lithuanian UAB with confidence. Europe's fintech capital, full legal support, and no visit required.

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€3,500

Includes everything listed above.

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