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Malta Offshore Company Incorporation

At Worldwide Fellow, our experts are readily available to assist our global clients to register a company in Malta. The services include company formation, providing local nominee directors, and opening corporate bank accounts. 

On average, your Malta company can be registered within 3 working days upon submitting the necessary documents.

Malta Company Fees

Malta Company Incorporation Fees

Type of Company

Gov. Fees & Service Charges

Service Fee for Year 1

Renewal Service Fee

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

USD $1200

USD $2899

USD $2899

Bank Account Opening Service Fees

Singapore

Bank Name

Deposit Required

Application Type

Service Fee

SGD $100,000

In-Person Visit

USD $699

SGD $30,000

In-Person Visit

USD $699

SGD $30,000

In-Person Visit

USD $699

SGD $30,000

In-Person Visit

USD $699

SGD $30,000

In-Person Visit

USD $699

SGD $30,000

In-Person Visit

USD $699

  • Please be advised that the processing time for opening a bank account is at the discretion of the bank and may vary from one week to four weeks.
  • Please refer to our full list of international banks to view remote application options.

Nominee Services Fees

Type of Service

Annual Fee

Nominee Local Director

USD $699

Nominee Shareholder

USD $699

Frequently Asked Questions on Malta Offshore Companies

Some benefits of setting up an offshore company in Malta include access to the EU market, a highly educated workforce, and a favorable corporate tax rate.

To incorporate an offshore company in Malta, you’ll need to provide information such as the company’s name, registered address, and details of its directors and shareholders. Additionally, you’ll need to submit all necessary documentation, such as articles of incorporation and proof of identity for all individuals involved.

Offshore companies in Malta are required to file an annual return and financial statements, as well as maintain proper accounting records. Additionally, they may be subject to anti-money laundering regulations and may be required to disclose information about their shareholders and directors to the Maltese government.

The annual return is a document that confirms that the company is still in good standing, and that there have been no changes to the company’s directors, shareholders, or registered office. The company’s financial statements are not submitted to the government but should be kept in the company’s records.

Yes, Malta’s offshore company setup is suitable for holding companies. Malta’s corporate tax rate is favorable and it is a member of EU which makes it a suitable location for holding company. Additionally, Malta’s laws provide for flexibility in structuring the company and protecting its assets.

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