October 6, 2009

Seychelles – a group of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean north of Madagascar. Economy of the Seychelles is based mainly on tourism and fishing. The rapid growth of the financial sector, involving the establishment of the Office of International Trade Seychelles and the introduction of progressive laws facilitating the establishment of offshore structures and investment, is now an important element of the economy. A growing number of international banks and insurance companies founded branches and subsidiaries, which, together with local management, accounting and legal firms provide services to clients.

Here are the main characteristics of countries:

High level of anonymity and confidentiality
There are no requirements on accounting / reporting
No tax
Modern offshore legislation modeled on the BVI
Seychelles – an independent territory without any ties with the EU
Seychelles has a reliable and valid registration (name and registration in the same or next day)
The possibility of international business
Stable jurisdiction with a very good reputation
Good level of communication
Convenient time zone: GMT +4
Low IBC registration and fees imposed for life
There is no requirement for paid-in capital
Under the common law
Minimum 1 directors / shareholders
Allowed bearer shares