How to open a business in another country
In Europe, the USA or the Middle East with a second citizenship
0%
Minimum corporate tax
$100,000+
Investments in a second passport
2+ months
Timeframe for obtaining a second passport
Key points about doing business in another country
Explore advantages for investors and business people’s stories.
Investors’ opportunities02Business in Europe and the USA with a second citizenshipLearn how to open a European company and get a US business visa under an accelerated procedure.
EU and US companies03Business in the Caribbean and VanuatuSelect a company type to register on the islands and get tax exemption for 50 years.
International business companies04Business in the UAE and TurkeyLook into the benefits of company registration in Middle Eastern countries and how to get a residence permit or citizenship there.
Companies in the Middle East05Best countries for doing businessDiscover the jurisdictions where it’s easier to conduct business and countries with the most competitive economies and a high level of legal compliance.
Country ratingsCitizenship by investment for your goals:
Material prepared by Elena Ruda, Chief Development Officer at Immigrant Invest
Frequently asked questions
Yes, you can. In general, registering a company in a jurisdiction with a positive reputation helps to find new investors and partners. Second citizenship or residency may facilitate the process and even lead to tax optimisation.
It depends on your goals. For example, how fast you can register a company in a country or its tax benefits for businesses.
Various ratings can help you assess the general situation. Thus, the World Bank named New Zealand, Singapore and Hong Kong the easiest countries for business.
According to the World Bank’s ranking, New Zealand, Singapore and Hong Kong are the top three countries where business is easiest. The UAE, Turkey, Austria, Portugal, and Spain are in the top 50. These countries grant citizenship or residency by investment.
