Company Formation Services in Lithuanian

We streamline the company formation services in Lithuania, helping turn your business dreams into reality.

Company Formation Services in Lithuanian

We streamline the company formation services in Lithuania, helping turn your business dreams into reality.

Build Your Lithuania Business with the Right Structure

We simplify company formation, helping start-ups and established businesses thrive.

Private Limited Liability Company (UAB)

This is the most popular structure for both local and foreign entrepreneurs.
Minimum share capital: €1,000.
Liability: Shareholders’ liability is limited to their contribution.
Management: One or more directors. Can be managed remotely.
Taxation: Subject to 15% corporate income tax (CIT). Start-ups may qualify for 0% for the first year.

Public Limited Liability Company (AB)

This is suitable for larger businesses or companies planning to list shares publicly.
Minimum share capital: €40,000.
More complex structure and reporting obligations.
Allows raising funds from the public.

Sole Proprietorship (Individuali Įmonė, IĮ)

This is best for small businesses or freelancers.
No minimum capital requirement.
The owner has full liability (personal assets at risk).
More straightforward setup and accounting.

Small Partnership (Mažoji Bendrija, MB)

This is great for startups or small businesses with up to 10 members.
No minimum capital required.
Members can work without employment contracts.
Liability is limited to the contribution, but with fewer regulations than a UAB.

Branch Office or Representative Office

This is ideal for foreign companies operating in Lithuania without registering a separate legal entity.
Not independent—entirely tied to the parent company.
The branch can perform commercial activities; a representative office cannot.

Non-Profit Organization (VšĮ)

This is used for charity, education, social projects, etc.
Profits must be reinvested into the purpose of the organization.

Company Registration in Lithuania

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FAQs

What are the main types of companies in Lithuania?

● Public limited company (AB)
● Private limited company (UAB)
● General partnership (TUB) or Limited partnership (KUB)
● Branch or Representative office

Can a foreigner open a company in Lithuania?

Yes, a foreigner can open a company in Lithuania.

What is the minimum share capital required to register a Lithuanian company?

An investment of at least €2,500 is required to register a company in Lithuania. This was reduced from the equivalent of €2,900 upon Lithuania’s adoption of the Euro in January 2015. While this applies to the private limited company (UAB) structure, a €40,000 registration fee is required for an AB public limited company. Only 25% of the share capital contribution must be fully paid up at incorporation, but investors will be liable for the full amount if the company requires it.

How long does it take to register a business in Lithuania?

Lithuanian company registration takes three days once submitted to the company registry. However, Healy Consultants has found that the process takes 3 weeks to collect and translate all necessary documents for submission to the registrar.

Are Lithuanian companies required to have a local registered address?

Yes, every company registered in Lithuania must have a local registered office address within the country. This address is used for official correspondence and is a mandatory requirement during the incorporation process.

Company Formation Services in Lithuanian