British Virgin Islands Company

Government fees are mandatory charges set by the BVI authorities for incorporating and maintaining a BVI Business Company. These include incorporation filing fees and annual renewal fees, which vary depending on your company’s structure and share capital.

While the core setup fee includes incorporation and government charges, there may be additional costs for services like nominee appointments, apostilled documents, or courier delivery. At Worldwide Fellow, we will be upfront and transparent with our fees. 

Annual renewal fees typically cover government dues, registered agent services, and statutory compliance maintenance. These are payable each year to keep the company in good standing. Late payments may incur penalties or risk company strike-off.

Nominee services are usually optional and charged separately from basic incorporation packages. If you require nominee directors or shareholders for privacy or structuring purposes, confirm their inclusion and scope before proceeding.

Yes, most BVI companies require annual services such as registered agent renewal, document safekeeping, and filing of economic substance declarations (if applicable). These are often billed separately from the incorporation fee and form part of ongoing maintenance.