Any country
Open a US LLC from wherever you live, with no visit to the US.
Understand the key parts of the service before you begin.
Open a US LLC from wherever you live, with no visit to the US.
The first year of registered agent service is in every package.
We apply for your EIN so you can bank and get paid.
Form 5472 with a pro forma Form 1120, ordered online.
Yes. No US state requires an LLC owner to be a citizen or resident, and the company can be formed online. What differs from country to country is not the filing, but the rules at home: how your country taxes a foreign company, what it allows you to do with foreign bank accounts, and which payment platforms you can use.
We have written country-specific guides for the places most founders ask about:
If your country is not listed, the steps below are the same for you. Only the home-side points change, and a tax advisor in your country can cover those.
If you are the only owner of the LLC and you live outside the US, the LLC files Form 5472 with a pro forma Form 1120 every year, even with no income. A miss carries a $25,000 penalty. We prepare it in our US LLC tax filing service. States also ask for an annual report or tax, which our annual report service handles.
US sanctions rules mean we cannot form companies for people in some countries, such as Iran, Cuba, North Korea and Syria, or in some regions. If you are unsure whether the rules cover you, ask us before you order.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Your home country may tax what the LLC earns, so speak to a tax professional there.
Founders from these countries can open a US LLC with us. Countries in blue have their own guide.
Answers to common questions about Open a US LLC from Any Country.
In most cases, yes. No state requires US residency to own an LLC. US sanctions rules exclude a few countries and regions.
No. The formation, the EIN and the registered agent can all be handled online.
You need a registered agent with a US address in the state. We provide one, and the first year is included.
A foreign-owned LLC with no US-source business income generally owes no US income tax, but it files Form 5472 with a pro forma Form 1120 each year. Your own country may tax what the LLC earns.
Yes. The process is the same for any country. Only the home-country tax and banking points differ, and a local tax advisor can cover those.
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