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The most solid route
A registered Lithuanian company gives you a genuine, ongoing reason to travel to the EU, not just a single letter for a single trip. It is the strongest supporting foundation we offer for a Schengen C visa application, and it stays useful long after your first trip.
How this route works
We register a private limited company (UAB) in Lithuania with you as founder, shareholder or director. This is not a shell document. It is a real company, entered in the Lithuanian state register, that can open a bank account, sign contracts and operate. Owning and directing a genuine EU company gives you a natural, well-documented reason to travel to Lithuania, for meetings, banking, and to manage your business in person.
This matters because a Schengen C visa application is judged on the strength of your documented purpose and your ties. A company registration in your name, confirmed by the Lithuanian state register, is one of the strongest forms of evidence you can present. It shows an ongoing commitment, not a one-time invitation, and it supports not just this trip, but future business travel as well.
This route fits applicants who want more than a single trip. If you are interested in doing real business in the EU, want a company you can build on, or have been refused a Schengen visa before on a weaker application, company formation gives you a stronger, longer-lasting foundation than a single invitation letter.
Entered in the Lithuanian state register in your name, not a document that expires after one trip.
Company ownership is harder to question than a simple invitation, because it represents an ongoing commitment.
Your company stays active after your visit, supporting future travel and future visa applications.
An EU company can open a euro bank account and trade across the Schengen area.
We register the company for you. You do not need to be in Lithuania to become the owner.
Registration is fast. You receive your company documents to support your visa application quickly.
The process
Your passport information and the kind of business you would like your company to do.
Company name, registration documents and share capital, prepared and filed for you.
Entered in the Lithuanian state register, in your name, within a few business days.
You take your company documents to your local Lithuanian consulate to apply for your C visa.
An honest note. Registering a company gives your application a genuine, strong foundation, but no company can guarantee a consulate's decision. The consular officer always makes the final call, based on your own circumstances. We make sure your company is real, correctly registered and properly documented.
Questions
No. We handle the full registration on your behalf. You do not need to be in Lithuania, or anywhere in the EU, to become the owner of your company. Your first trip typically comes after your visa is approved.
An invitation letter supports one specific business trip. A registered company is an ongoing asset, real, entered in the state register, and it supports not just this visa application but future ones too. It is the stronger, more solid option.
Most companies are registered within a few business days once we have your details and documents.
Yes. Once your company is registered, we can help you open a business bank account in Lithuania, giving you a euro IBAN for your company.
No. The decision is always made by the consular officer, based on your full application. Company ownership is strong supporting evidence, not a guarantee. We make sure the company itself is genuine and correctly documented.
That is entirely your choice. Many owners use it to start real trading in the EU. Others keep it active for future travel documentation. We can advise you on running it properly either way.
The business invitation letter route does not require a company and can be arranged quickly.
Get started
Tell us your country and what kind of business you would like to run. You get a clear plan and price, usually within one business day.