Nevis

The island of Nevis is part of the state of Saint Kitts and Nevis, located in the Caribbean. Nevis, as part of the jurisdiction, has the right to independently secede from its composition. This is a very reliable offshore that attracts businessmen from all over the world with its political stability and the possibility of complete confidentiality.

Nevis corporate law is based on English and American law. The official head of state is the British Queen, who is represented by the Governor General.

The official language is English, which opens up wide opportunities for doing business. Only 12 thousand people permanently live on the island, which allows representatives of other countries to obtain economic citizenship. Nevis has its own currency, the East Caribbean dollar.

Advantages

The main characteristics of a business in Nevis:

confidentiality;
speed of registration;
no tax liability.

Other advantages of registering a business in Nevis include:

The company may be managed by a nominee director.
The director, shareholder and secretary of the company can be a representative of any country. Directors are individuals or legal entities.
Companies may engage in any activity other than that which is not provided for by the laws of Nevis.
Businesses registered in other jurisdictions can be transferred to the economic zone of Nevis while retaining the name.
You can register a company remotely, as well as use the services of ready-made enterprises.

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