Company registration certificate、Articles of Association (AOA)、Memorandum of Association (MOA)、Statutory Capital 、Shareholder Register.
Valid passports or national identification cards for directors and shareholders.
Proof of residential address for directors and shareholders, typically recent utility bills or bank statements from the last three months.
Drafted company's purpose.
Such as products or services provided, locations of clients and suppliers, estimated annual income.
In summary, the British Virgin Islands offer foreign investors an excellent tax regime and a variety of company options. However, it's important to carefully consider the regulatory requirements for each option to ensure the success of your business in this opportunity-rich market. If you require more information about establishing a company in the British Virgin Islands, feel free to consult the Neil Team. We will provide you with detailed guidance and support.