Company formation · Ready-made companies · Business for sale · Lithuania, EU
We form new Lithuanian companies, open your business bank account and register you for VAT. Or we hand you a ready-made company that already exists. Choose a brand new firm, or an aged company with a real trading history. We also help you buy and sell established businesses in Lithuania.
What we do
We register new UAB companies, sell ready-made ones with a track record, and take care of banking, VAT and the sale or purchase of an existing business. One team looks after all of it, from your first question to a company that is ready to trade.
We register a new Lithuanian private limited company (UAB) for you, remotely and in your name. Articles, share capital, legal address and entry in the Register of Legal Entities are all handled, usually within a few business days.
Skip the wait. Take over a company that already exists, either brand new and never traded, or an aged company with years of clean history. Ownership is transferred to you before a notary in 1 to 3 business days.
We help you open a business bank account in Lithuania, a euro IBAN with a bank or a licensed EMI, with payments, cards and online banking. This works for non-resident owners too.
We register your company for a Lithuanian VAT number (PVM) and an EORI number. You can then invoice, reclaim VAT and trade goods across the European single market from day one.
Looking to acquire? We find and check existing, profitable Lithuanian businesses for sale, run the due diligence and manage the whole purchase. You buy a running company instead of building one from zero.
Ready to exit? We value your company, prepare it for sale, find qualified buyers and handle the deal discreetly, through our network of investors and entrepreneurs.
New or aged company
We hold both. A new company is a clean slate. An aged company is a ready-made firm that was registered years ago and already has a genuine track record. It gives you something a new registration cannot: time, standing and trust on day one.
An aged company (also called a shelf company, or a ready-made company with history) is a fully registered Lithuanian UAB. It was set up some years ago, kept clean and compliant, and never loaded with debt or disputes. When you take it over, its registration date, filing history and standing come with it. For many owners that head start is worth far more than the price difference. It is the fastest way to look and work like an established business from day one.
| New company | Aged company with history | |
|---|---|---|
| Ready to use | A few business days | 1 to 3 business days |
| Trading history | None, starts today | Years of clean record |
| Registration date | Current | Established, back dated |
| Bank loans & credit | Harder as a young firm | Easier, age builds trust |
| Client & supplier trust | Has to be earned | Credible immediately |
| Tenders needing company age | Often ineligible | Frequently qualifies |
| Best for | Fresh start, lowest cost | Reputation, finance, trade |
A company registered years ago reads as established. Partners, marketplaces and clients trust a firm with a visible history far sooner than a business set up last week.
Banks and lenders weigh company age heavily. An aged Lithuanian company can qualify for financing, credit lines and better terms that a brand new entity would be refused.
Overseas suppliers and B2B customers check how long a company has existed before they extend payment terms or large orders. An established date opens doors and unlocks credit terms in cross-border trade.
Whether you are pitching a contract, onboarding with a payment provider or signing a distributor, a company with a track record converts better. Age signals stability.
Want to trial a market or launch fast? A ready-made company lets you start trading, invoicing and testing an activity right away. There is no wait on registration before your first deal.
Many tenders, franchises, licences and platform accounts require a minimum company age. An aged company meets that bar on day one, instead of making you wait years.
Every company we offer, new or aged, comes clean: no liabilities, no past activity you did not choose, and full documentation. We tell you exactly what you are getting, and the ownership transfer is done officially before a Lithuanian notary. Ask us which option fits your plan and budget.
Why Lithuania
Lithuania is one of the quickest and most affordable European Union countries in which to own a company, open a bank account and get a VAT number, without the cost or the bureaucracy of the larger capitals.
A Lithuanian company operates inside the European single market, and Lithuania sits within the Schengen Area of 29 countries. One company gives you access to all of it.
Company formation and ready-made transfers are measured in days, at a fraction of the cost of setting up in Western Europe.
Business is done in English and the tax authority is fully digital, so you can run and file everything remotely.
Invoice, bank and get paid in euros, with no currency friction across the EU.
A Lithuanian UAB carries the standing of a regulated EU member state. Banks, payment providers and international partners value that.
Owning and running a real Lithuanian business can open a path to an EU residence permit for you, and in many cases your family.
How it works
A clear, fixed-fee process. You see the price and know exactly what you are getting before anything is signed.
New company or ready-made, banking, VAT, buying or selling. We start by understanding what you actually need.
We match you with a new registration or an aged company with history, and confirm a fixed price and scope.
We set up the new company, or transfer the ready-made one to you before a Lithuanian notary in 1 to 3 days.
We open your bank account, register your VAT and EORI numbers, and hand over a company that is ready to trade.
Frequently asked questions
To register a company in Lithuania you set up a private limited company (UAB): reserve a name, prepare the articles of association, deposit the share capital, secure a legal address and file with the Register of Legal Entities. We do all of this for you remotely, in your name, usually within a few business days. You do not need to travel or speak Lithuanian.
A new UAB is usually registered within a few business days once your documents are ready. If you need to start even faster, a ready-made company can be transferred to you in just 1 to 3 business days, because the company already exists.
A ready-made or shelf company is a Lithuanian company that is already registered and ready to be transferred into your ownership. It can be brand new and never traded, or an aged company with several years of clean history. Either way, ownership is transferred to you officially before a notary and recorded in the state register.
An aged company is a ready-made company that was set up years ago and kept clean. Buyers choose one for instant credibility, easier access to bank loans and credit, smoother international trade with better supplier terms, stronger client and partner trust, and eligibility for tenders or platforms that require a minimum company age. It is also a good way to test a new business activity quickly.
Yes. We help non-resident and foreign owners open a business bank account in Lithuania, a euro IBAN with a bank or a licensed electronic money institution, with online banking, cards and payment processing. We prepare the application and guide you through compliance so it goes smoothly.
Once your company is registered, we apply for its Lithuanian VAT number (PVM) and, where relevant, an EORI number for trading goods across the EU. With VAT registration your company can invoice with VAT, reclaim input VAT and trade throughout the European single market.
Yes. Beyond ready-made companies, we find and broker existing, operating businesses for sale in Lithuania. We check the opportunity, run due diligence, and manage the purchase, so you acquire a running business with customers and cash flow instead of starting from scratch.
We value your company, prepare it for sale, and quietly match it with qualified buyers and investors from our network. From the first valuation to the final transfer, we handle the process so you can exit cleanly and at a fair price.
No. You can own and run a Lithuanian company remotely as a non-resident. If you also want an EU residence permit, the company needs genuine activity and you will spend some time in Lithuania. We assess your eligibility honestly before you commit.
You get a clear, fixed-fee proposal with no surprises, covering exactly what you need: company formation or a ready-made company, the notarial transfer, bank account, VAT and EORI registration, and any business purchase or sale. Request your proposal below and we will send a tailored quote.
Get started
Tell us where you are from and what you need: a new company, a ready-made or aged company, banking and VAT, or buying and selling a business. You will get a clear plan and price, usually within one business day.