Register Company in Lithuania
What company registration in Lithuania is the most suitable?
Lithuania company registration allows business people to enter the European market and successfully develop their businesses. It is possible due to various advantages of the state: some of the lowest corporate taxes in Europe, a stable market economy, and a loyal banking system.
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The terms for opening a company in Lithuania pepends on the type of company's activity and is around 3-4 weeks.
A company in Lithuania can be registered remotely using a power of attorney or during a personal visit.
A non-resident who is not included in the sanctions lists and is not a resident of the sanctioned country can open a company in Lithuania.
In order to register a company in Lithuania, you must submit copies of passport of company's participants. It is also necessary to submit completed registration forms.
