St Vincent and the Grenadines Company Formation
A common-law offshore jurisdiction with strong privacy, tax exemptions and a flexible single-shareholder/director structure — the Business Company (formerly IBC) being the most popular vehicle.
Why St Vincent & the Grenadines.
Tax efficiency
Capital-gains exemptions, low corporate tax and no withholding or income tax under favourable government policies.
Privacy
Strong laws protect director and shareholder information, and offshore companies are exempt from public disclosure requirements.
Flexible corporate structure
No residency requirements for directors or shareholders, with incorporation possible using a single director and shareholder.
Economic & political stability
A steady, supportive regulatory environment and a safe business climate.
Asset protection
A popular jurisdiction for holding assets, shielding them from creditors and litigation.
Available company structures.
Business Company (BC)
Formerly the International Business Company (IBC) and the most popular structure — multiple tax exemptions, a single shareholder and director, strong confidentiality, and suitable for holding assets, managing investments and conducting global business.
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Combines the advantages of corporations and partnerships with operational flexibility and limited liability. Free of local taxes and managed by managers or directors.
Trusts
Legal entities used to manage and protect assets — ideal for estate planning or wealth management.
Private Limited Company
Used for onshore activities within St Vincent, giving access to the local market while adhering to local laws and tax regulations.
Features at a glance.
Documents required
- 3 proposed company names
- Notarised or certified passport copies of shareholder(s) and director(s)
- Address proof of director(s) and shareholder(s)
- Bank reference letter
- Professional reference letter
- CV or business profile
Registration and renewal fees are confirmed on request.