Question 1

Is this actually legal for someone in my country?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in nearly every case. Owning a foreign company is legal under EU law and most national laws — what matters is reporting it correctly at home. We help you understand what you need to disclose in your country.

Question 2

What's the real total cost, not just the headline?

Accepted Answer

€500 setup + €99/month, which includes registry, legal address, contact person, bank-account opening support, and accounting. There are no upsells. If your turnover crosses VAT thresholds or you need extra filings, we tell you the exact additional cost up front.

Question 3

Will I really save tax, or is the 0% headline a trick?

Accepted Answer

Estonia taxes distributed profits, not retained ones. If you reinvest, retain, or compound earnings inside the OÜ, you defer corporate tax. When you pay yourself, you pay tax at the appropriate rate (yours or Estonia's, depending on your residency). The honest framing: it's a powerful deferral, not free money.

Question 4

Can I open a real bank account from where I live?

Accepted Answer

In most cases yes. LHV for EU residents, Wise and Revolut as backups. The eligibility quiz flags any banking issues before you commit.

Question 5

What if I want to close it later?

Accepted Answer

Closing an OÜ is straightforward. We handle the dissolution paperwork. There are no lock-ins, no exit fees, and your accounting handover documents are yours.

What people quietly worry about

Is this actually legal for someone in my country?

What's the real total cost, not just the headline?

Will I really save tax, or is the 0% headline a trick?

Can I open a real bank account from where I live?

What if I want to close it later?