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 is a popular jurisdiction for offshore companies due to its stable political environment, strong economy, and favourable tax policies. Setting up an offshore company in Malta can provide numerous benefits such as access to a large pool of skilled labour, a strategic location for doing business in Europe, and a well-developed financial sector. Malta has a modern and efficient legal system, and its strict adherence to the rule of law makes it a reliable and trustworthy jurisdiction for those looking to set up an offshore company.
In terms of tax, Malta has a competitive corporate tax rate and a number of tax incentives and reliefs available to businesses. Malta is also known for its favourable tax treaty network, which can provide additional tax benefits for international companies.
Overall, Malta is a good choice for those looking to incorporate an offshore company in a reputable jurisdiction with a favourable business environment and strong legal system.
Types Of Malta Offshore Companies
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Why Should You Have A Malta Offshore Company?
Reduced tax liabilities
Access to a large pool of skilled labour
Strategic location for doing business in Europe and the Middle East
Stable political environment
Multilingual workforce useful for global businesses
Getting Your Malta Offshore Company in 4 Easy Steps
Free Consultation
Do get in touch with our consultants using the form provided below. Please provide us with information on the company you wish to open, such as the company name and business category.
Registration
Once the consultation is done, you can register your application to incorporate your company by clicking on the button SETUP NOW above. Please provide accurate details to avoid delays.
Payment
Make payment for your order. We accept all major credit / debit cards, bank transfers and Paypal. Once payment has been made, we will process your order and proceed to incorporate your company.
Delivery
After successfully incorporating your new Singapore entity, you are all set to conduct business. We will courier over the relevant incorporation documents to your preferred address for safekeeping.
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Key Features & Requirements
Corporate Requirements
Minimum of 1 Director
Minimum of 1 Local Director
Nominee Director Services Available
Minimum of 1 Shareholder
Minimum of 1 Corporate Secretary
Other Requirements
Registered Agent
Registered Address
Scope of Service
Company Registration (Limited Liability Company)
Company Name Reservation
Company Registration
Preparation of all necessary documents of your company with the Registrar
Certificate of Incorporation
Business Profile
First Board of Directors Resolution
Company Constitution
Shares Certificate
Provision of Registered Address
Annual Renewal Services
Point of Contact to Receive Notices from Local Authorities
Yes. Malta allows both residents and non-residents to legally incorporate companies. It is an EU-compliant jurisdiction with a well-regulated financial system. Offshore structures are often set up as International Business Companies (IBCs) or limited liability companies (LLCs) for legitimate purposes such as asset protection, holding, or cross-border trade.
Malta offers a unique full imputation tax system. While the corporate tax rate is officially 35%, shareholders may claim back up to 6/7ths of the tax, bringing the effective tax rate down to 5% in many cases—especially for trading companies owned by non-residents.
The minimum share capital for a private limited liability company (Ltd) in Malta is €1,165, with 20% (€233) payable upon incorporation. For practical purposes, many companies start with a capital of €1,200 or more.
Incorporation typically takes 2–5 working days once all documents are in order. However, allow additional time for KYC checks, translation (if needed), and opening a corporate bank account.
Yes, but bank compliance in Malta is strict due to EU AML regulations. Many business owners opt for EMIs (Electronic Money Institutions) or open offshore bank accounts outside Malta.
Yes. Nominee services are available for privacy, but they must be compliant with AML/CFT regulations. The beneficial owner must still be disclosed to the authorities, even if not made public.
No. Malta is not on the EU or OECD blacklist. It is a fully regulated EU jurisdiction, known for transparency and adherence to international tax treaties. This makes it a strategic location for businesses seeking legitimacy and tax efficiency.