Hire EmployeesAnywhere.
Without Setting Up a Local Entity
Employer of Record (EOR) services help companies hire internationally without establishing a local entity. Gini Talent supports compliant hiring, payroll, and onboarding in 100+ countries.
Employer of Record
What is an Employer of Record?
You want to hire someone in Germany. You don't have a German entity. We hire them on your behalf — handling their contract, payroll, taxes, and benefits — while they work entirely for you.
Time to Hire
Entity Setup
3–6 months
EOR with Gini Talent
1–2 days
Setup Cost
Entity Setup
$15,000–$50,000+
EOR with Gini Talent
From $249/month
Compliance Risk
Entity Setup
You bear all liability
EOR with Gini Talent
We handle compliance
Employer of Record
What's Included in Our EOR Service
Compliant Employment Contracts
Locally compliant contracts drafted and managed by our legal experts.
Payroll Processing & Tax Filing
Accurate monthly payroll with full tax compliance in every jurisdiction.
Social Security & Benefits Management
We register employees and manage all mandatory social contributions.
Employee Onboarding & Offboarding
Smooth onboarding experience with compliant termination support.
Visa & Work Permit Support
End-to-end support for work authorization and visa applications.
IP & Data Protection
Full intellectual property assignment and GDPR-compliant data handling.
Transparent EOR Pricing
Starting from $249/month per employee · No setup fee · Cancel anytime
Select a Country to See Exact PricingEOR Markets
Available Countries
We operate in 100+ countries across all major regions
Explore our Employer of Record services across 100+ countries. Hire employees internationally in key markets such as Turkey, UAE, Germany, Mexico, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, India, and more — without setting up a local entity.
Popular hiring destinations: Turkey, UAE, Germany, Mexico, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, India
Europe
Employer of Record in Albania
Employer of Record in Austria
Employer of Record in Belgium
Employer of Record in Bosnia
Employer of Record in Bulgaria
Employer of Record in Croatia
Employer of Record in Cyprus
Employer of Record in Czech Republic
Employer of Record in Denmark
Employer of Record in Estonia
Employer of Record in Finland
Employer of Record in France
Employer of Record in Georgia
Employer of Record in Germany
Employer of Record in Greece
Employer of Record in Hungary
Employer of Record in Ireland
Employer of Record in Kosovo
Employer of Record in Latvia
Employer of Record in Lithuania
Employer of Record in Luxembourg
Employer of Record in Malta
Employer of Record in Moldova
Employer of Record in Montenegro
Employer of Record in N. Macedonia
Employer of Record in Netherlands
Employer of Record in Norway
Employer of Record in Poland
Employer of Record in Portugal
Employer of Record in Romania
Employer of Record in Serbia
Employer of Record in Slovakia
Employer of Record in Spain
Employer of Record in Sweden
Employer of Record in Switzerland
Employer of Record in UK
Employer of Record in UkraineMiddle East & North Africa
Employer of Record in Algeria
Employer of Record in Azerbaijan
Employer of Record in Bahrain
Employer of Record in Egypt
Employer of Record in Israel
Employer of Record in Jordan
Employer of Record in Kuwait
Employer of Record in Lebanon
Employer of Record in Morocco
Employer of Record in Oman
Employer of Record in Qatar
Employer of Record in Saudi Arabia
Employer of Record in Tunisia
Employer of Record in Turkey
Employer of Record in UAEAsia Pacific
Employer of Record in Australia
Employer of Record in Bangladesh
Employer of Record in Cambodia
Employer of Record in China
Employer of Record in Hong Kong
Employer of Record in India
Employer of Record in Indonesia
Employer of Record in Japan
Employer of Record in Malaysia
Employer of Record in Nepal
Employer of Record in New Zealand
Employer of Record in Pakistan
Employer of Record in Philippines
Employer of Record in Singapore
Employer of Record in South Korea
Employer of Record in Sri Lanka
Employer of Record in Taiwan
Employer of Record in Thailand
Employer of Record in VietnamLatin America & Caribbean
Employer of Record in Argentina
Employer of Record in Bolivia
Employer of Record in Brazil
Employer of Record in Canada
Employer of Record in Chile
Employer of Record in Colombia
Employer of Record in Costa Rica
Employer of Record in Dominican Rep.
Employer of Record in Ecuador
Employer of Record in El Salvador
Employer of Record in Guatemala
Employer of Record in Honduras
Employer of Record in Mexico
Employer of Record in Nicaragua
Employer of Record in Panama
Employer of Record in Paraguay
Employer of Record in Peru
Employer of Record in United States
Employer of Record in UruguayEOR Process
How it works
We become the legal employer. You keep full control of your team. Available in 100+ countries.
Tell Us Your Needs
Share the role, country, and desired start date.
We Draft the Contract
Local-law compliant employment contract ready within 48 hours.
Employee Onboards
Payroll is set up, documents are signed, and benefits are activated.
Ongoing Management
Monthly payroll, compliance updates, and dedicated account support.
Employer of Record Services for International Hiring
How global companies use EOR to expand faster, reduce compliance risk, and hire across borders without a local entity.
Why Companies Choose Employer of Record Services
Global expansion used to require months of legal setup, local incorporation, and ongoing administrative overhead. Employer of Record services eliminate these barriers by acting as the legal employer in each target country — handling payroll, tax compliance, employment contracts, and statutory benefits on behalf of the client company.
For companies entering new markets, building remote teams, or testing international demand, EOR provides speed, flexibility, and full legal compliance from day one. Learn more about how EOR enables global hiring.
When EOR Is a Better Option Than Entity Setup
Setting up a legal entity in a new country involves incorporation costs, ongoing compliance, local accounting, HR infrastructure, and sometimes months of regulatory approval. For companies hiring small to mid-sized teams or exploring a new market before committing long-term, this overhead is often disproportionate.
EOR allows businesses to operate legally in a country within days rather than months. It is especially valuable for startups entering their first international market, enterprises managing distributed teams across multiple regions, and companies that need to hire quickly for project-based or seasonal roles.
Understanding the Real Cost of Global Hiring
The total cost of employing someone internationally goes beyond base salary. It typically includes employer taxes, social security contributions, statutory benefits, insurance, and a monthly EOR service fee. In most countries, the real cost of employment ranges between 120% and 150% of the employee's gross salary.
While EOR adds a service fee, it eliminates the need for entity incorporation, local legal counsel, and compliance infrastructure — often resulting in significant net savings for companies hiring fewer than 20 employees in a given market.
Scaling International Teams with Less Compliance Risk
Managing employment across multiple jurisdictions introduces complexity in payroll cycles, tax reporting, leave policies, and termination procedures. Each country has its own labor code, and non-compliance can lead to fines, legal disputes, or reputational damage.
With an Employer of Record, companies centralize their international workforce management while staying fully compliant in every country. The EOR handles onboarding, employment agreements, payroll processing, and statutory reporting — so businesses can focus on operations and growth.
Testimonials
Trusted When Hiring Gets Complicated.
FAQ
Questions companies actually ask.
Still deciding
Need a workforce recommendation?
Tell us the country, the roles and the timeline. We’ll map the right mix of Recruitment, EOR and Managed Workforce.
Talk to GiniWhat is an Employer of Record (EOR)?
An Employer of Record (EOR) is a third-party provider that legally employs workers on behalf of a company. It allows businesses to hire employees internationally without setting up a local entity while ensuring full compliance with local labor laws.
How does Employer of Record work?
The EOR becomes the legal employer and handles payroll, taxes, employment contracts, and compliance. The client company manages the employee's day-to-day work and responsibilities.
How much does Employer of Record cost?
Employer of Record costs include employee salary, employer taxes, statutory benefits, and a monthly service fee. The total cost of employment typically ranges between 120% and 150% of base salary depending on the country.
Is Employer of Record legal?
Yes, Employer of Record services are fully legal and widely used by global companies. EOR providers operate in compliance with local labor laws in each country.
What is the difference between EOR and PEO?
An Employer of Record allows companies to hire employees without a local entity, while a PEO requires an existing entity. EOR is typically used for international hiring, while PEO is used for domestic HR outsourcing.
How fast can you hire with an EOR?
Hiring through an Employer of Record can take just a few days depending on the country, compared to weeks or months required to set up a legal entity.
In which countries can you use EOR?
Employer of Record services are available in 100+ countries, including Turkey, United Kingdom, South Korea, UAE, Mexico, and across Europe, MENA, and APAC regions.
Start hiring globally with Employer of Record services or explore global recruitment solutions.







