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Employer of Record

Hire anywhere, set up nothing

Employ talent in new markets without incorporating. We handle the legal wrapper — contracts, payroll, compliance, and benefits.

How it works

The full wrapper

From legal setup to ongoing compliance — we handle the entire employment framework.

Brief
1Brief

Tell us the role, the country, and the timeline. We assess feasibility and local requirements.

Brief
Legal Setup
Legal Setup
Contract
Contract
Onboard
Onboard
Payroll
Payroll
Compliance
Compliance

What's included

Every engagement includes

The complete legal and operational framework to employ talent compliantly in any market.

Locally compliant employment contracts

Payroll processing and tax withholding

Statutory benefits administration

Employment law compliance

Onboarding and offboarding support

IP protection and NDA management

FAQ

Common questions

What is an Employer of Record (EOR)?

An Employer of Record is a third party that acts as the legal employer for your workers in a country where you don't have an entity. Staffly handles contracts, payroll, tax, and compliance — you manage the day-to-day work.

Do I need to set up a legal entity?

No. That's the point. Staffly acts as the employer on paper in the target country. You skip entity setup, local registration, and ongoing compliance obligations entirely.

Which countries do you support?

We support EOR engagements across multiple regions. Contact us with the specific country and role — we'll confirm feasibility and local requirements within one business day.

Who owns the intellectual property?

You do. All employment contracts include IP assignment clauses and NDAs to ensure your intellectual property is fully protected, regardless of the jurisdiction.

How does payroll work across different countries?

We handle payroll in the local currency, including tax withholding, statutory deductions, and benefits. You receive one consolidated invoice in your preferred currency.

Can I convert an EOR employee to my own entity later?

Yes. When you're ready to set up your own entity, we handle the transition — updated contracts, benefits migration, and compliance handoff.

Hiring in a new market?

Tell us the country and the role. We'll confirm feasibility and local requirements within one business day.