International Business Corporation

An International Business Corporation (IBC) is an entity incorporated under section 184 and 185 of the IBC Act Cap. 222 as amended (IBC Act.) and is regulated by the Financial Services Regulatory Commission (FSRC).

When establishing an International Business Corporation (IBC):

• The proposed company name(s) MUST end with the words ‘limited or LTD’; Corporation or Corp’; and ‘incorporated or inc.’, or a word or abbreviation that is used in another jurisdiction to indicate that the liability of the shareholders or the corporation is limited.
• Establishing an IBC takes approximately one (1) to two (2) business days upon receipt of all prescribed documentation duly certified/notarized/apostilled where necessary.

The following documents are required at minimum:

• Passport bio page OR two (2) government issued IDs duly certified
• Proof of address duly certified
• Two (2) reference letters per natural person.

All documents must be translated in English (if applicable) and notarized/certified.

Upon incorporation of the company, share certificate(s) and organizational meeting minutes are prepared and all original documents are scanned to client(s) before they are couriered.