Incorporating a company in Seychelles involves establishing a business entity in a jurisdiction known for its offshore financial services.
1. Choose Company Type: Determine the type of company you want to register. Common options include:
- Private Company
- Public Company
- International Business Company (IBC)
- Special License Companies (CSLs)
2. Company Name Reservation: Select a unique company name and ensure it complies with Seychelles' naming regulations. The name must be different from any existing company names and must not infringe on any trademarks.
3. Registered Office Address: Establish a registered office address for the company in Seychelles. This address can be an actual office location or an address provided by a registered agent.
4. Appointment of Directors and Shareholders: Determine the directors and shareholders of the company. Typically, at least one director and one shareholder are required.
5. Capital Contribution: Determine the initial registered capital of the company and how shareholders will contribute funds to the company.
6. Prepare Incorporation Documents: Prepare the necessary documents for registration, such as the memorandum and articles of association, board resolutions, and other required documents.
7. Submission of Documents: Submit the registration documents to the Seychelles government's registrar for review and approval.
8. Payment of Registration Fees: Pay the fees required for registering the company.
9. Wait for Approval: Wait for approval from the Seychelles government registrar for your company registration application.
10. Obtain Registration Certificate: Once your application is approved, you will receive a registration certificate confirming that your company is officially registered.
11. Fulfill Post-Incorporation Obligations: After successful registration, you will need to fulfill additional obligations such as paying annual registration fees, submitting annual financial reports, etc.
Contact DLBC Business Consultancy Pte. Ltd. for assistance and arrangements.