Fast St Lucia Company Formation with Offshore Banking

A St. Lucia IBC (International Business Company) is one of the most flexible offshore entities available. You can incorporate in just 1–2 business days by filing the Articles of Association, selecting a unique name, and appointing a registered agent. • Requires a registered office in St. Lucia • Can issue shares with or without par value • No minimum capital requirements • No public records for shareholders or directors Popular for global consulting, intellectual property holding, and international investment structures.

Upon approval, a Certificate of Incorporation is issued. You can request additional services such as: • Business licenses • Trust company setup • Nominee directorship or shareholding • Use of company seal, and maintenance of share certificates Companies don’t need a company secretary, though it’s optional under most professional services plans. Internal corporate records must be retained at the registered office.

St. Lucia companies are: • Exempt from corporate income tax, capital gains tax, and value-added tax • Not required to file financial statements • Free from stamp duties on share transfers or offshore transactions These benefits make St. Lucia ideal for non-resident companies, foreign companies, and tax optimization plans for international tax residents.

Established entrepreneurs from tier 1 jurisdictions like the United Kingdom, Cayman Islands, and Hong Kong often choose St. Lucia for: • Access to corporate bank accounts • Minimal annual requirements • Support for due diligence and KYC documentation • A pro-growth business environment with financial sector links across Saint Vincent, Costa Rica, and other Caribbean jurisdictions St. Lucia is ideal for cross-border commerce and international project vehicles.

St. Lucia’s offshore legislation is governed by the International Business Companies Act, under English common law. Companies may: • Re-domicile from other jurisdictions • Own real estate abroad • Issue a power of attorney • Register mutual funds or serve as holding companies The jurisdiction is trusted for both foreign companies and founders managing structures across financial centres globally.