Owned entities in 140+ countries.Pick a market to start.
Every country below ships with a Bordero-managed entity, a country-specific contract reviewed by in-house counsel, and a payroll cycle aligned to local law. Open one to see the statutory withholdings, social contributions, and immigration regime before you brief a hire.
- 140+ countries
- 60+ currencies
Country pages show the contract template, the payroll cycle, and the immigration regime. Country not listed? Write to sales — we scope new markets on a 60-day path.
Coverage
Ten markets on owned entities today.
Continuously expanding. Each card opens the country page with the contract template, statutory withholdings, and the in-cycle payroll breakdown.
Americas
2 markets
United States · Canada
North America. Owned entities, at-will + common-law contracts, federal + state / provincial filings.
Europe/UK
3 markets
United Kingdom · Finland · Sweden
UK + Nordics. ERA 1996 contracts, PAYE / TyEL / preliminärskatt on cycle.
Europe/UK
FlagshipUnited Kingdom
UK employer of record — hire British employees without a UK entity
See how hiring works in United KingdomEurope/UK
Finland
Finland EOR — TyEL pension, ennakkovero, and statutory holidays
See how hiring works in FinlandEurope/UK
Sweden
Sweden EOR — LAS employment protection, kollektivavtal, preliminärskatt
See how hiring works in SwedenCentral-EU
2 markets
Italy · Hungary
Continental Europe. CCNL, SZJA, and Mt. 2012-aligned contracts.
SE-Europe/Anatolia
1 market
Türkiye
Türkiye. İş Kanunu 4857-aligned contracts and SGK 4(a).
MENA
2 markets
Saudi Arabia · Qatar
Gulf. Saudi Labour Law + Law 14/2004, GOSI / EOSB / EOSG on the entity side.
Beyond these ten
140+ countries run on Bordero-managed entities today.
Detailed country pages ship for every market with a stable template, in-house-reviewed contract, and a statutory payroll cycle. If the country your hire sits in isn't listed above, sales can scope a market launch on a 60-day path — owned entity, in-house counsel, and a per-jurisdiction payroll calendar.
A market you don't see?
A typical market launch covers entity setup, in-house counsel review, and the first payroll cycle under the new regime — scoped up-front, on one ledger, billed in your home currency.