Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Many clients use Lithuanian residency to relocate existing businesses from the UK, Australia, or New Zealand into the EU single market.

Benefits include:

• • Lower corporate taxes and operating costs.

• • Access to 27 EU countries for trade and partnerships.

• Simplified logistics, banking, and compliance within the EU.

We assist with legal structures, tax registrations, and local hiring to ensure a smooth transition for businesses expanding or moving to Lithuania.

Absolutely. Lithuania has earned a reputation as the Baltic Silicon Valley, offering:

• • A booming FinTech sector regulated by progressive policies.

• • Blockchain-friendly regulations attracting global innovators.

• • Government support for IT, AI, and green technologies.

• Access to talented programmers, engineers, and researchers.

Global companies like Google and Barclays have established operations here, creating a vibrant ecosystem for startups and technology firms seeking affordable yet skilled talent pools.

Yes. Lithuanian residency allows you to hire local or international staff under Lithuanian labor laws.

Advantages include:

• • A highly educated workforce with strong language skills (English, Russian, Polish).

• • Lower labor costs compared to Western Europe.

• Access to EU-wide recruitment through freedom of movement regulations.

Our business incubator program assists with recruitment agencies, HR consultants, and legal compliance so you can scale operations smoothly.

Yes. Major cities like Vilnius and Kaunas have thriving networks of:

• • Co-working spaces with modern facilities.

• • Startup accelerators and incubators.

• International business chambers and networking groups.

Popular spaces like Tech Park Vilnius and Rise Vilnius attract entrepreneurs from across Europe, creating opportunities for collaboration, mentorship, and funding.

Our relocation services connect clients with these hubs, helping them integrate into Lithuania’s entrepreneurial ecosystem quickly.

Lithuania offers one of the fastest company registration processes in the EU, often completed within 3–5 business days.

Key steps include:

1. 1. Choosing a legal form (e.g., private limited company).

1. 1. Registering the company name and address.

1. 1. Opening a bank account for share capital (if required).

1. Submitting documents to the Lithuanian Business Register.

Residency status simplifies the process, eliminating restrictions faced by non-EU citizens for company ownership or bank accounts.

Yes. Lithuania offers access to EU structural funds, innovation grants, and startup accelerators for businesses registered locally.

Examples include:

• • EU programs supporting green technologies, digitalization, and research projects.

• • Local government incentives for job creation and exports.

• Accelerators and incubators providing seed funding and mentorship for startups.

Our business incubator team helps clients explore these opportunities, connecting them with grant consultants, investment funds, and venture capital networks in Lithuania and across the EU.

Yes. Lithuanian residency allows you to:

• • Open EU bank accounts and payment gateways.

• • Register for EU VAT numbers for trade across member states.

• • Access European logistics networks for e-commerce and distribution.

• Bid for EU contracts and grants available only to EU-based companies.

Many entrepreneurs use Lithuanian residency as a launchpad to expand across Europe, benefiting from free trade within the EU single market and simplified regulations for cross-border commerce.

Yes. Lithuania is one of Europe’s leaders in digital infrastructure, boasting:

• • High-speed internet among the fastest in the EU.

• • A thriving tech and startup ecosystem.

• Government support for remote work and innovation sectors.

This makes it ideal for digital entrepreneurs, e-commerce businesses, consultants, and remote professionals who want an EU base without geographic limitations.

Many of our clients run businesses serving global markets while residing in Lithuania for tax, travel, and lifestyle benefits. We assist with company setup, banking, and any legal requirements so you can operate seamlessly from day one.

Lithuania offers one of the most competitive tax regimes in Europe, making it attractive for entrepreneurs and investors.

Key benefits include:

• • Corporate tax rate of just 15%, with small companies paying as little as 5%.

• • No dividend tax when profits are reinvested into company growth.

• • Access to EU double taxation treaties, reducing tax burdens for international businesses.

• Low personal income tax rates compared to Western Europe.

Many clients from the UK, Australia, and New Zealand use Lithuanian residency to optimize tax structures, establish EU companies, and access European funding programs.

Our team connects you with local tax advisors and accountants to ensure compliance while taking full advantage of Lithuania’s pro-business policies.

Yes. Once you have Lithuanian residency, you can legally start and operate businesses in Lithuania and across the EU.

Lithuania offers a business-friendly environment, with:

• • Low corporate tax rates (as low as 5% for small companies).

• • Access to EU markets and free trade agreements.

• • A skilled, multilingual workforce.

• Fast company registration processes, often completed in days.

Many of our clients use residency as a stepping stone to set up European headquarters, expand existing companies, or establish new startups in Lithuania’s growing tech and services sectors.

Our business incubator program helps entrepreneurs navigate local regulations, connect with accountants, and access networks of potential partners, suppliers, and investors. This means you’re not just relocating—you’re building a European business presence with expert guidance from day one.