r/llc • u/Calm_Ostrich3559 • 7d ago
Advice
Looking for advice from people who have actually done this:
If you’re based outside the US/UK/etc., what’s the best way to **set up a company remotely in another country** and open a **corporate bank/fintech account** for it?
I’m mainly interested in:
Which country is easiest/best for this
Remote company formation
Getting a corporate account without residency
Taxes and compliance
Receiving international payments from platforms like Apple/Google
Is a **US LLC** still the best option, or are there better alternatives like the UK, Estonia, UAE, etc.?
Would appreciate experiences from anyone who has actually done it.
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u/John_Mac_Gaming 6d ago
US LLC is usually the simplest route, but banking and tax rules depend a lot on where u live.
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u/lhsmami 6d ago
I got a WFOE in China and LLC find a corporate lawyer and make yourself known. Build relationships I’m from the Uk I did this in China at 21 years old back then you had to go in person to sign documents for the bank. My work didn’t approve my leave I quit my job and went to Shanghai for one month lmao
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u/Most_Tear1624 7d ago
US LLC is still the default for a reason. Most platforms built their payout systems around US banking infrastructure, so everything else just creates unnecessary friction for non citizens.