Private limited company · UAB
A Lithuanian UAB is established through registration in the Register of Legal Entities. Formation includes the founding documents, subscribed capital and appointment of the company’s management.
Lithuanian company formation
Establish a Lithuanian business with its ownership, management and operating requirements considered together. We coordinate formation preparation with banking, administration and international tax advice.
Your establishment options
The route depends on your activity, ownership and operating plans. These are the decisions to resolve before the application.
A Lithuanian UAB is established through registration in the Register of Legal Entities. Formation includes the founding documents, subscribed capital and appointment of the company’s management.
The Centre of Registers describes the founding act or agreement, articles and registration documents. Confirm whether the proposed case can use an electronic route or needs notarial preparation.
Connect the proposed activity with the registered office, management and banking brief. Any separately regulated business needs its own permissions assessment.
Local establishment essentials
The exact document list follows the selected entity, owners and activity. Your adviser will confirm the requirements for your case.
After incorporation
Plan the approval and filing of annual financial statements with the Centre of Registers. Temporary inactivity does not itself remove the obligation to provide required financial statements.
From decision to establishment
The scope is agreed before the work begins. You can see what is included, who is responsible and what information is needed.
We review the activity, owners, operating markets and practical requirements. Where the destination is undecided, the brief starts with comparing options.
Your proposal sets out the chosen route, work involved, professional fees and external costs. Timing is assessed against the actual application and dependencies.
Following agreement, the incorporation work and supporting steps are coordinated. Banking, visas and sector permissions follow their own assessment and approval processes.
Beyond incorporation
Select the support your business needs. The agreed scope may combine formation with corporate structuring, tax advice, banking preparation and relocation planning.
Clarify shareholders, decision-making and the relationship with your wider group.
02 / TaxOur own tax team considers the cross-border position, treaty questions and transfer pricing relevant to your brief.
03 / BankingPrepare the business profile, ownership information and account-opening requirements for bank review.
04 / PeopleCoordinate immigration and personal tax-residency questions separately from the company’s registration.
Costs & timing
Every case is quoted individually. The activity, ownership, location, premises and additional services determine the work and cost.
The advisory, preparation and coordination included in your engagement.
Authority, notarial, registry, workspace and third-party costs, as applicable.
The document readiness, authority reviews and separate banking or immigration steps that influence delivery.
Your questions
Yes, as coordinated workstreams. The company structure and proposed activity should be assessed together, while registration and any sector permission remain separate processes.
We quote each case individually after reviewing the proposed activity, owners and required support. Your proposal separates professional fees from authority and third-party charges.
They can be coordinated within an agreed scope where applicable. Each follows its own requirements, and the relevant authority or bank makes the approval decision.
Your next step
Tell us your business activity, intended markets, ownership and any visa or banking needs. We will define the scope and prepare an individual proposal.
A short outline is enough to begin. Please do not email passports or bank documents at this stage.
Source material checked: 24 October 2026. General establishment information; requirements are confirmed for the individual case.
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