Countries

Start a US LLC from your country.

The US side is the same from everywhere. What differs is why founders in your country do it, how payments work there, and what you arrange at home: tax, reporting and sending money abroad.

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Argentina

Stripe does not serve Argentina. How a US LLC helps Argentine founders get paid in dollars, the 2025-2026 exchange rules, and Ganancias and Bienes Personales.

US LLC from Argentina

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Bangladesh

No Stripe, PayPal or Shopify Payments in Bangladesh. Why Bangladeshi founders look at a US LLC, and why sending money abroad needs Bangladesh Bank permission.

US LLC from Bangladesh

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Brazil

Can a Brazilian resident own a US LLC? Law 14.754/2023 on foreign companies, DIRPF and CBE reporting, câmbio and IOF, and what a US Stripe account changes.

US LLC from Brazil

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Canada

Why Canadians form US LLCs, and why the CRA treats an LLC as a corporation while the IRS often does not. The double tax risk, T1134, T1135 and what to ask.

US LLC from Canada

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Chile

Stripe does not serve Chile. Why Chilean founders form a US LLC, the US-Chile tax treaty in force since 2024, article 41 G and sworn statement 1929 for the SII.

US LLC from Chile

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Colombia

Stripe does not serve Colombia. How Colombian founders use a US LLC to get paid, how the investment is registered with Banco de la República, and DIAN filings.

US LLC from Colombia

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Curaçao

Stripe and Shopify Payments do not serve Curaçao businesses. How a US LLC helps founders on Curaçao get paid, and the local tax and exchange rules to check.

US LLC from Curaçao

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Egypt

Stripe is not available in Egypt. How Egyptian founders use a US LLC to accept cards and earn in dollars, plus Egypt's foreign exchange law and resident tax.

US LLC from Egypt

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Germany

Why German founders form a US LLC and what German tax law says about it: the Typenvergleich, the section 138 AO report, the AStG and where it is managed.

US LLC from Germany

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Ghana

Why Ghanaian founders form a US LLC: Stripe via Paystack settles in cedis, PayPal is limited, and Ghana taxes residents on worldwide income. What to check.

US LLC from Ghana

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India

Stripe is invite-only in India and Shopify Payments is not offered. Why Indian founders form a US LLC, and the LRS, ODI and Schedule FA rules at home.

US LLC from India

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Indonesia

Stripe Indonesia is rupiah-only, with no cross-border payments. Why Indonesian founders form a US LLC, and the tax and Bank Indonesia rules to know first.

US LLC from Indonesia

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Kenya

Why Kenyan founders form a US LLC: Stripe through Paystack versus a US Stripe account, PayPal to M-Pesa, billing in dollars, and how Kenya taxes residents.

US LLC from Kenya

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Mexico

Why Mexican founders form a US LLC when Stripe already works in Mexico, how the SAT treats foreign transparent entities and REFIPRE, and what to report.

US LLC from Mexico

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Morocco

Moroccan founders and US LLCs: no Stripe in Morocco, PayPal withdrawals in dirhams, why Office des Changes approval matters for assets abroad, and Moroccan tax.

US LLC from Morocco

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Nepal

Nepali law still restricts residents from investing abroad. What that means for a US LLC, who can form one, and what changed for Nepali companies in 2025.

US LLC from Nepal

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Netherlands

Why Dutch founders form a US LLC, how iDEAL and Stripe fit in, and how Dutch tax law has classified US LLCs since 2025: like a BV, with box 2 for the owner.

US LLC from Netherlands

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Nigeria

How Nigerian founders use a US LLC: Paystack versus a US Stripe account, PayPal limits, earning in dollars, CBN foreign exchange rules and Nigerian tax.

US LLC from Nigeria

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Pakistan

Stripe, PayPal and Shopify Payments do not serve Pakistan. Why Pakistani founders form a US LLC, and the State Bank and FBR rules to check before you do.

US LLC from Pakistan

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Peru

Stripe does not serve Peru. How Peruvian founders use a US LLC to get paid in dollars, what SUNAT's fiscal transparency rules mean, and how money comes home.

US LLC from Peru

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Philippines

Stripe and Shopify Payments do not serve Philippine businesses. How a US LLC helps Filipino founders get paid, and what the BIR and BSP rules mean for you.

US LLC from Philippines

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South Africa

South African founders and US LLCs: Stripe via Paystack, PayPal through FNB, the R2 million SDA and R10 million allowance, SARS approval and the CFC rules.

US LLC from South Africa

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Sri Lanka

Stripe is not available in Sri Lanka and PayPal only arrived in 2026. Why Sri Lankans look at a US LLC, and the 2026 rules limiting residents investing abroad.

US LLC from Sri Lanka

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Turkey

PayPal left Turkey in 2016 and Stripe does not serve it either. Why Turkish founders form a US LLC, and what Decree No. 32 and Turkish CFC rules mean for you.

US LLC from Turkey

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Ukraine

Stripe does not serve Ukraine and martial-law currency rules limit transfers abroad. What Ukrainian founders should know before forming a US LLC.

US LLC from Ukraine

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United Arab Emirates

Stripe, PayPal and Shopify Payments all work in the UAE. When a US LLC still makes sense for founders based in the UAE, and the UAE tax points to check.

US LLC from United Arab Emirates

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United Kingdom

Why UK founders form a US LLC, what it changes for payments, and why HMRC treats an LLC as a company while the IRS often does not. Plain facts, no advice.

US LLC from United Kingdom

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Vietnam

Stripe is not available in Vietnam. Why Vietnamese founders form a US LLC, and how the 2025 Law on Investment handles money sent to a foreign company.

US LLC from Vietnam

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The process is the same from almost every country. Only US sanctions limit who we can serve. Read the general guide, or start right away.