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More and more Latin American and Spanish business owners are creating companies in the United States to expand their reach, operate under an international legal structure, and access global financial platforms. The good news is: you don’t need to be a citizen or resident of the U.S. to do it.
This guide explains everything you need to know to start a business in the United States from abroad: benefits, available structures, requirements, and key steps to complete the process remotely.
Why Start a Business in the United States?
Forming a business in the U.S. allows you to operate with greater legal security, access platforms like Stripe and Amazon, protect your brand, and project a stronger image to clients, partners, and investors.
Main benefits:
Access to business bank accounts and international payment systems (see bank account setup)
Greater credibility with global suppliers and platforms
Protection of personal assets against commercial debts
Globally respected legal structure
Optimize your tax burden based on the selected state (see tax advisory)
Can I Start a U.S. Company While Living in Latin America or Spain?
Yes. You can form a business in the U.S. from Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador, or any Spanish-speaking country—no visa, residency, or travel required. The process can be managed remotely with support from specialists like Prodezk.