Company registration by Saint Kitts and Nevis
Start a business in a stable jurisdiction with 0% taxes on foreign income
- 0% – tax on foreign-sourced profits
- 0% – tax on dividends
- 0% – inheritance tax
- 25% – corporate tax for residents
Start a business in a stable jurisdiction with 0% taxes on foreign income
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A company in St. Kitts and Nevis is an effective vehicle for doing business in one of the Caribbean’s most attractive jurisdictions. Registering joint-stock companies and limited liability companies offers a range of tax and legal advantages. A low corporate tax rate, no personal income tax, and ease of doing business create excellent conditions for company growth. Establishing a business in St. Kitts and Nevis also provides access to the country’s tax resident status and favorable conditions for international operations.
Full control over the business, reduced tax burden, and low costs for foreign entrepreneurs.
A flexible structure for consulting, investments, and asset management, offering asset protection and simple administration.
An optimal choice for asset management, tax optimization, and global business consolidation.
A reliable solution for asset protection, tax optimization, and succession planning.
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iWorld corporate consultants conduct a detailed analysis of your business goals, help you choose the optimal type of company, and provide comprehensive information about doing business in St. Kitts and Nevis.
iWorld specialists take care of collecting documents in accordance with Know Your Customer requirements, as well as helping you fill out the beneficiary questionnaire and provide information about the company structure.
The team of specialists prepares the statutory documents, appoints a registered agent and provides a legal address in Saint Kitts and Nevis, and then arranges for the documents to be submitted to the Registrar of Companies.
iWorld lawyers obtain a Certificate of Formation, order an apostille if necessary if the documents are to be used outside of Saint Kitts and Nevis, and prepare internal documents.
Upon request, the company's specialists will assist in opening a bank account, connecting to payment systems, offer a nominee service, and take care of administration and reporting.
Starting a business in St. Kitts and Nevis can serve as a basis for obtaining temporary or permanent residency. Along with the main applicant, the following may also be eligible for residency:
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St. Kitts and Nevis is located in the Caribbean, offering convenient access to the markets of North and South America, Europe, and Africa thanks to developed transport infrastructure and international agreements.
The jurisdiction provides a high level of protection for the personal information of owners and directors, excluding its public disclosure in registries.
Setting up a company in St. Kitts and Nevis takes only a few days, involves minimal bureaucracy, and can be completed remotely through a registered agent.
Foreign entrepreneurs often choose St. Kitts and Nevis for company registration due to the absence of corporate tax on profits earned outside the country.
Strong property protection laws help safeguard corporate assets from creditor claims and legal disputes, making the jurisdiction attractive for holding companies.
There is no minimum share capital for international companies, allowing you to start a business in St. Kitts and Nevis from scratch without significant investment.
Businesses gain the ability to operate worldwide, open corporate accounts in reputable banks, and benefit from double taxation treaties.
The country offers a reliable legal system based on English common law, low levels of corruption, and strong support for foreign investors.
International companies (offshore entities) allow 100% foreign ownership, are exempt from taxes on foreign-sourced income, but are restricted in conducting local operations.
For IBCs and LLCs, there is no minimum share capital, allowing you to establish a legal entity from scratch. For domestic companies, requirements vary, but there are generally no strict limits except for certain regulated activities.
Standard registration of an IBC or LLC takes 1–5 business days with properly prepared documents. The full process, including opening a corporate account and obtaining visas, can take 2–4 weeks.
Physical presence is not required at the application stage — everything can be done remotely through an agent. However, for opening a bank account or activating visas, an in-person visit is recommended.
For IBCs, local business activity is prohibited without additional permits, while LLCs require clearly defined membership details. You should also take into account annual fees and the requirement to have a registered agent for compliance purposes.
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