International Company

Our services include the establishment of companies in several international jurisdictions, including BVI, Belize, Nevis, Panama, and Seychelles. We collaborate with authorized registered agents in each of these regions, enabling us to facilitate the registration of entities for diverse business endeavors.

We offer support with bank introduction services for opening a corporate bank account in Belize, BVI, Nevis, Seychelles, Singapore and St. Lucia.

Belize LLC

$790

Formation takes 1 business day
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Annual Renewal fee is $790

Panama IBC

$1,590

Incorporation takes 10 to 13 business days
Annual Renewal fee is $1,290

Nevis LLC

$1,290

Formation takes 2 to 4 business days
Annual Renewal fee is $1,190

BVI Business Company

$1,590

Incorporation takes 2 to 3 business days
Annual Renewal fee is $1,390

Seychelles IBC

$790

Incorporation takes 2 to 3 business days
Annual Renewal fee is $790

Why register a company internationally?

Registering a company internationally offers numerous advantages. Here are some key benefits:

  • Asset Protection: International registration can help safeguard your assets by providing legal structures that offer enhanced protection.

  • Tax Reduction: By registering a company internationally, you may benefit from reduced tax burdens, potentially optimizing your tax obligations.

  • Estate Tax Elimination or Reduction: International registration can assist in minimizing or eliminating estate taxes, enabling smoother wealth transfer to future generations.

  • Enhanced Privacy: International jurisdictions often provide higher levels of privacy, allowing you to maintain confidentiality regarding your business affairs.

  • Investment Opportunities: International registration opens doors to investment opportunities that may not be available in your country of residency, expanding your options for diversification and growth.

What are common uses of an international company?

The most common uses for an international company include:

  • Asset protection is a common use for international entities, particularly among wealthy individuals. By transferring ownership of assets to international entities, individuals can safeguard their wealth against potential risks, such as malpractice claims or other legal liabilities.

  • International companies are commonly utilized by businesses for trading, marketing, and distribution purposes. These companies can serve as intermediaries, allowing businesses to accumulate a portion of their profits in jurisdictions with lower tax rates.

  • Holding structures are frequently employed for the purpose of holding foreign subsidiaries. This arrangement allows businesses to receive dividends or interest on loans from these subsidiaries in a tax-efficient manner.

  • Investments made internationally often offer advantages in terms of taxation. Gains from these investments are typically subject to lighter local taxes or, in some cases, can even be fully exempt from local taxes.

  • International entities have the capability to hold both residential and commercial real estate properties.

  • International entities can facilitate intercompany transactions related to borrowing, leasing, or lending. Through an international entity, it is possible to provide loans to other entities that are part of the same parent company, even if they are located in different jurisdictions. This enables the international entity to earn interest income from the borrowing entity.

  • Registering boats or ships internationally offers several benefits, including the potential reduction of taxes, liability, and operational costs.