e-Resident Company
Liquidation
The Legal and Safe Way to Close Your Estonian Business
The Estonian e-Residency program has enabled foreigners to open and manage Estonian companies digitally. But if business has ended or you want to close it, it must be done legally and officially.
Likvidaator.com and Raul Pint help e-residents liquidate their company safely and correctly, whether the owner is in Estonia or abroad.

โClosing an e-resident company must be as correct as creating one. Only then can later problems be avoided.โ - Raul Pint
Since 1995, Raul Pint has helped liquidate thousands of companies, including those founded by e-residents. His experience ensures every step is correct, transparent, and in line with Estonian law.
Why Is Our Service the Best
Choice for e-Residents?
๐ Remote service available
โ๏ธ Legal and final solution
๐ Reports in order
๐ก๏ธ Peace of mind
๐จโ๐ผ Expert support
6 Simple Steps
How Does the e-Resident Company
Liquidation Process Work?
1
Free initial assessment
2
Choosing the right solution
3
Reports and accounts fixed (if needed)
4
Handling official procedures
5
Communication with creditors and authorities (if needed)
6
Final outcome
๐ 30 Years of experience
๐ Extensive international experience
โ Safe and correct
๐ฌ Personal approach
๐ค Satisfaction guarantee
I had created an Estonian company through e-Residency, but after some years ended the business. Raul handled the entire liquidation digitally, and I didnโt need to travel to Estonia.
Our start-up didnโt find investors, and the project came to a halt. Thanks to Raulโs help, we were able to close the company officially and correctly.
I had to file several years of overdue reports. Raul helped put everything in order and finally close the company.โ - John, USA
Most Common Cases:
Company has no activity and is inactive
Reports have not
been filed
Wish to close the company officially
Company is no longer needed after project ends
Frequently Asked Questions
When Can Closing an E-Resident Company Be Problematic?
If the company has major tax debts or other obligations
If the company is involved in legal disputes or criminal proceedings
If you want a faster solution - in that case liquidation through sale may be suitable

