🇪🇪 Estonia Business Formation EE-FRM-01

Estonia OÜ Formation

Thanks to Estonia’s world-renowned e-Residency programme, OÜ (Osaühing) formation is fully remote and completed in minutes — the only EU legal structure you can fully manage from abroad. You can defer the share-capital contribution; opening an EU-IBAN business account with Wise, Revolut Business or LHV is included.

  • 3–10 days
  • Remote via e-Residency
  • EU IBAN banking

What's included

  • e-Business Register OÜ incorporation
  • Articles and bylaws
  • Optional deferred share capital
  • EMTAK code selection

How it works

  1. Pick the package and complete the form in your panel.
  2. Upload your documents and complete the payment.
  3. Track every step from your customer panel.

Frequently asked questions

How long does OÜ formation take?
3–10 days fully remotely with your e-Residency card. Estonia was the first country in the world to offer fully digital company formation; no need to travel to Tallinn — online digital signature is enough.
Do I have to pay the capital immediately?
No. An Estonian OÜ allows you to defer the €2,500 minimum capital — you don't have to deposit it upfront. We pay when the company grows or you distribute dividends. This "zero-capital" start is unique to Estonia within the EU.
How does the 0% undistributed-profit tax work?
As long as an Estonian OÜ does not distribute profit, no tax is owed (EU average is ~25%). An incredible advantage for reinvesting or growth-phase SaaS startups. When you distribute, a 20% tax (CIT) applies — still below the European average.
Are there extra requirements for non-resident directors?
Yes — if all directors live outside Estonia, you must designate a local "Contact Person" (€249/yr, not included in this bundle, available separately). They receive official correspondence on your behalf.
What does annual compliance include?
Annual Report (Majandusaasta aruanne) at the e-Business Register (€349/yr), monthly VAT return if VAT-registered (€99/mo), monthly bookkeeping (€79/mo). Compliance total runs €1,500–€2,500/yr — compensated by Estonia's 0% undistributed-profit advantage.