Establish EU Presence via Finland

As Turkish investors increasingly seek exposure to EU-structured companies, incorporating a Finnish LLC (Oy) provides a recognised legal base within the EU. Nordic Law guides you through the entire process, from registration to ongoing compliance of your business operations.

Why Incorporate in Finland?

For non-EU businesses, Finland offers a rare combination of a stable and transparent legal environment with minimal administrative barriers. The result is a straightforward path to legal recognition across all 27 Member States.

The Finland Advantage

  • Access to the EU Single Market

    A Finnish LLC confers full rights under the EU's four freedoms across all 27 Member States: free movement of goods, services, capital and persons.

  • Strong Start-up Ecosystem

    Helsinki offers a strong start-up and growth company ecosystem including communities and accelerators that support early-stage and scaling businesses.

  • Funding and Finance Opportunities

    Building on Finland's vibrant start-up ecosystem, the country offers a strong venture capital and investor presence actively seeking early-stage and growth-stage opportunities.

  • No Minimum Share Capital

    Finnish law requires no minimum share capital. Your company can be incorporated with zero initial capital, removing a common barrier for early-stage ventures.

  • Competitive Corporate Tax Rate

    From 2027 onwards, the Finnish corporate tax rate will be set at 18% which is among the most competitive rates established in the European economy.

  • No Foreign Ownership Restrictions

    A non-resident can be the sole shareholder and director of a Finnish LLC, with no obligation to involve a local partner, nominee or resident co-owner.

  • Fully Digital Incorporation

    Registration is handled online through Finland's Trade Register (PRH). The incorporation process requires no physical presence in Finland.

  • Transparency and No Corruption

    Finland ranks among the world's least corrupt countries, ensuring predictable regulations, reliable contract enforcement, and trustworthy public administration.

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