Useme lets you finalize your deals with international clients and get paid as if you both lived in the same country! We simplify cross-border transactions and handle formalities, ensuring everything is safe and legal.
Supported countries
How to invoice a foreign client
What type of invoice your clients get
Currencies and payments
Supported countries
Useme lets you settle deals with clients from most countries except those under sanctions. The sanctioned countries and regions include:
Afghanistan, Belarus, Democratic Republic of Congo, Eritrea, Guinea, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Yemen, North Korea, Cuba, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Myanmar (formerly Burma), Nicaragua, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Russia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, and regions of Ukraine (Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Crimea).
How to invoice a foreign client
If you’ve completed the work for your client, you can settle the deal and get paid here – fill out the Invoice a client form. But first, we encourage you to check this article for a step-by-step guide and detailed information about the invoicing process on Useme.
What type of invoice your clients get
Your client will get a reverse charge VAT invoice if it’s a company:
- registered in the EU and having an EU VAT number,
- registered in another country supported by Useme.
Reverse charge VAT invoices for foreign companies mean that the gross and net amounts on the invoice are the same because the invoice is exempt from VAT. Your client will pay the VAT in their country according to the applicable local rate.
If your client is from Poland: We usually issue a VAT invoice with a VAT rate of 23%. We issue a non-VAT invoice to companies with PKD (Polish Classification of Activities) related to language teaching.
Currencies and payments
After each successful deal, we send the payment to your chosen account. We’ll issue the invoice to your client in the chosen currency and collect their payment. Then, we’ll transfer the money to you using the payout method assigned to that deal’s currency.