Marshall Company Registration
The Marshall Islands draws global businesses and investors thanks to its stable political climate, business-friendly regulations, and strong privacy protections.
Registering an offshore company there is straightforward and does not require revealing the identities of directors, shareholders, or ultimate beneficial owners. This makes it a popular choice for those seeking to safeguard assets and engage in international business discreetly.
I. Introduction to the Marshall Islands
The Republic of the Marshall Islands, located in the North Pacific, is made up of 29 atolls and 5 individual islands. It maintains a politically stable environment and uses the U.S. dollar as its official currency. With zero tax rates, unrestricted capital flow, and strong protections for asset privacy, the Marshall Islands is a favored destination for offshore company registration.
Since gaining independence in 1986, the country has maintained a Compact of Free Association with the United States, which provides defense, financial aid, and various public services. The local economy is primarily supported by the service sector, fishing, and agriculture, with a significant portion of its GDP coming from U.S. assistance. Once a company is established, it can also open a local bank account to streamline financial operations.
- Location
The Marshall Islands, situated in the North Pacific, is part of the Micronesian region. Although it has a relatively small land area of just 181 square kilometers, its maritime territory spans over two million square kilometers. The population is spread across 34 coral atolls made up of 1,156 individual islands.
Its closest maritime neighbors include Wake Island to the north, Nauru to the south, the Federated States of Micronesia to the west, and Kiribati to the southeast. Majuro, the most populous atoll, serves as the capital and main administrative center of the Marshall Islands. - Population
68,480. - Currency
USD - Language
English, Marshallese. - Time zone
UTC+12. - Legal system
Common law. - Economy
The Marshall Islands has a population of around 60,000, with most residents working in fishing and agriculture. The surrounding waters are rich in marine resources, including cobalt-rich crusts, manganese nodules, and abundant fish stocks. Key exports include frozen fish, coconut-based products, processed goods, and traditional handicrafts. - Corporate regulations
International Business Company Law.
II. Advantages of offshore companies in Marshall
- No requirement to declare beneficiaries, report annual profits, or disclose financial status.
- No obligation to submit annual or audited financial statements, and no need to hold annual general meetings.
- Corporate tax exemptions on overseas income, with no foreign exchange controls.
- Strong privacy protections—shareholder and director information is not publicly accessible.
- Maximum asset protection and easy access to funding.
- Companies can include a Chinese name alongside their registered English name for added flexibility.
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