Seychelles IBC (International Business Company)
Procedures to incorporate
Most relevant advantages
No minimum capital requirement.
Residence permit and work permit are available for foreign investors.
Annual requirements
- Annual Return – Only required to be filed with local Registered Agent
- Preparing accounts – Yes
- Submit Accounts – No
Recurring Government costs
- Minimum Annual Tax/License Fee – US$ 150
- Annual Return Filing Fee – N/A
General information
Type of law
Based on English Common Law and French Civil Law.
Exchange control
There is no exchange control.
Currency
Seychelles Rupee.
Language
The official languages are English, French and Creole. Creole is spoken widely. English is the main language of business.
Principal corporate legislation
The International Business Companies (Amendment) Act 2021.
Company information
Type of company for international trade and investment
Procedure to incorporate
Restrictions on trading
Powers of company
Language of legislation and corporate documents
Registered office required
Shelf companies available
Yes.
Time to incorporate
Name restrictions
Language of name
Suffixes to denote Limited Liability
Publicly accessible records
No.
Disclosure of beneficial ownership to authorities
No.
Compliance
Authorised and issued share capital
Classes of shares permitted
Bearer shares
Taxation
Tax treaties
Financial statements required
Directors
Company secretary
Shareholders
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