Incorporate with ease, operate tax-free in the BVI, and control your business from anywhere in the world.
Looking to eliminate the tax and bureaucratic barriers holding your business back? The British Virgin Islands (BVI) are one of the oldest and most sought-after destinations for opening an offshore company.
Located in the Caribbean Sea, east of Puerto Rico, the BVI is a British Overseas Territory consisting of more than 40 islands, only 11 of which are inhabited.
Renowned for its crystal-clear waters and business-friendly laws, this region provides an ideal environment to operate, maintain, and control companies with legal certainty and tax freedom.
The economy is thriving, the infrastructure is modern, and the environment is pro-business, offering advantages such as tax exemptions, operational flexibility, no requirement for a physical presence, and a high level of confidentiality for owners and directors.

There are no corporate or personal taxes as long as there are no clients within the BVI. Furthermore, there are no taxes on capital gains, dividends, compensation, rents, royalties, or inheritances.
Setting up a company in the BVI is quick and easy, with minimal red tape. You only need 1 director and 1 shareholder, who can be the same person and do not need to reside in the BVI. The process can be completed remotely and is usually finalized in a few days, with affordable fees.

There are no excessive accounting or reporting requirements. Publicly available information is limited; shareholder details, for example, are kept confidential and do not appear in public records.

With a secure and stable business environment and a legal system based on English law, regulations are updated with input from the private sector, as offshore services play a vital role in the region's economy.

For international business, you are permitted to open and conduct activities remotely from anywhere in the world.

Due to its proximity to the U.S. Virgin Islands, the U.S. dollar is the official currency of the BVI. However, there are no restrictions on the currency used, facilitating global transactions and investments without exchange limitations.
An IBC functions like a corporation, allowing for the flexible issuance of common and preferred shares. It also offers full liability protection without requiring a paid-in capital deposit, much like an LLC.
Based on English law, BVI trusts are used for asset protection, estate planning, and wealth preservation. Offering high flexibility and confidentiality, this type of contract ensures asset security against disputes and claims, in addition to local tax exemptions, provided there are no beneficiaries residing on the islands.
We know that starting a company in another country is a major decision, and we are committed to making the process as simple and smooth as possible. We prioritize transparency and open communication, offering excellent service and full support at every step.
Incorporation typically takes 10 to 14 days.
No, all documents are submitted via email and sent by mail. You do not need to be present in person.
You will need certified copies of identification documents, reference letters, and registers of directors, among others. We will provide a complete list and be by your side to answer any questions throughout the process.
Yes. Shareholders, directors, and executives of a BVI company can be individuals or legal entities of any nationality.
Companies that require special authorization or licensing in the BVI cannot be incorporated as an offshore company. This includes, for example, banks, betting shops, financial service providers, currency exchange firms, or insurance companies.
There are no minimum share capital requirements.
No. The company name cannot be the same as or very similar to one already registered. It is also prohibited to use restricted words, such as "Bank" or "Royal," without prior authorization.
It is not mandatory to open a bank account in the same country as your company. However, if you need to, we can assist you with the opening process.
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