Eesti Firma

Company formation in Estonia and Europe

Eesti Firma provides company-formation support for founders establishing businesses in Estonia and selected European jurisdictions. Its services include Estonian company registration, e-Residency-related setup, ready-made companies and formation options in Lithuania. The website presents remote service routes for international clients and outlines the steps involved in starting a company. Eligibility, required documents, ownership arrangements and the availability of each jurisdiction depend on the client’s circumstances and applicable rules.

Accounting and corporate administration

The service menu covers accounting, annual-report preparation, VAT and EORI registration, virtual-office arrangements and a legal contact-person service. It also lists company dissolution and support with corporate documents, giving founders options beyond initial registration. The site separates recurring administration from one-off setup tasks. Prospective clients can clarify what is included in each package, which filings remain the company’s responsibility and how ongoing reporting deadlines are managed.

Licensing and legal support

Eesti Firma lists assistance with financial and business licences, including services related to financial institutions, crowdfunding and alternative investment funds. Its wider legal menu includes legal opinions and analysis, family-law services, certified or sworn translations and apostilles. These offerings are described as professional assistance; customers should confirm the scope, jurisdiction and responsible qualified practitioner for any regulated or legal matter before proceeding.

Consultation and contact options

The website invites prospective clients to book an appointment or submit an enquiry describing their planned activity and destination country. It provides phone contact at +372 641 7777 and the email info@eestifirma.ee, along with WhatsApp and Telegram contact options. Sharing a concise outline of ownership, business activity and preferred country can help the team identify the relevant formation or licensing service. The site offers information in English, Russian and Estonian.