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Transfer of Domicile to RAKICC Offshore from any Global Offshore Jurisdiction

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Transfer of Domicile is the process of moving the company’s existence from one Offshore Jurisdiction to another. The transfer can be from either the same country (other Offshore jurisdiction) or cross-country.

There are various reasons for a Transfer of Domicile. It can be due to the conducive environment to relocate the company into a better Offshore destination that offers safety, security, and infrastructure. Also, good banking support, less legal regulations, cost-effective operations, etc., are few to name.

The RAK ICC Business Companies Regulations 2016 allows the Transfer of Domicile from anywhere in the world. The Company can retain the same name, legal status, reputation and company records intact.

Business Benefits for Transferring the Domicile to RAKICC Offshore Jurisdiction

One of the Key highlights of the RAKICC Offshore jurisdiction is they do not include the ‘Offshore’ in the Continuation Certificate and other issued documents. In RAKICC Offshore the registered company instead hold the status of ‘International Company’.

The RAKICC registered companies are eligible to open a multi-currency bank account in the home county as well as other foreign jurisdictions.

Some more Key Benefits that RAKICC offers its Investors:

  • No tax jurisdiction, No customs duty, and 100% profit repatriation
  • No Statutory requirements to file audited accounts with the Registry
  • 100% confidentiality, no public disclosure of information available
  • The strategic location of the UAE between the east and the west makes it a prominent global trade hub.
  • Transparent and legally compliant Offshore Jurisdiction
  • No requirement for transferring the assets of the company
  • The existing assets, liabilities, and history of the company are preserved
  • A Licensed Registered Agent for complete assistance for the Issuance of Continuing Certificate and business support to start your business operations.

A Simple 4 Step process of Transferring the Domicile to RAKICC Offshore Jurisdiction

Step 01 – Application Preparation

The RAKICC Offshore have assigned Registered Agents who will assist clients with the required application forms, Name checks, original documents for verification, etc.

Step 02 – Document Submission

The Registered Agent must submit the documents required for continuation of the transfer process. It includes the KYC requirements for individual or Corporate Shareholder.

List of documents to be submitted for Continuation:

  • Consent Letter from a foreign jurisdiction to re-domicile to RAK (If applicable at that jurisdiction)
  • Resolution of the Shareholders & Directors consenting to transfer of domicile of the foreign company
  • Certificate of Incorporation/Registration of the foreign company
  • Memorandum & Articles of Association of the foreign company
  • Certificate of Good Standing of the foreign company
  • Certificate of Incumbency/Register Extract of the foreign company
  • A new set of Continued Memorandum & Articles of Association
  • Confirmation Letter signed by RAKICC Registered Agent
  • Solvency Statement from Directors & Shareholders / Auditors statement on solvency
  • Written Consent for transfer of domicile, from holders of charges (if applicable)

KYC documents for Individual Shareholder/ Director/ Secretary

  • Due Diligence Documents for the shareholder(s) (Passport copy, CV, Bank Reference letter, utility bills)
  • Passport copy of the Directors and Secretary

KYC documents for Corporate Shareholder/Director/Secretary (if applicable)

  • Certificate of Registration of the corporate shareholder
  • Memorandum & Articles of Association of the corporate shareholder
  • Certificate of Good Standing
  • Certificate of Incumbency
  • A resolution consenting the transfer of domicile
  • Passport copy if the individual shareholder(s)/corporate documents if a corporate shareholder

Step 03 – Review by the Authorities

The Authorities will assess the application form and the submitted supporting documents. Post-assessment will notify the agent on the status. In certain cases, the Authorities may ask for supporting documents like previous company profile, bank transactions, shareholder’s profile, etc.

Step -04 Acceptance Confirmation

The issuance of invoice and payment of required transfer fees is to be initiated, the acceptance of the continuation certificate by the registrar is issued to the company.

The transfer of domicile to RAKICC is a seamless process if you have a seasoned Business Consultant with you. They would act as the liaisons between the Government Authorities and you to establish a transparent and streamlined business setup.

For any assistance on Transfer of Domicile, our expert consultants will be happy to assist you anytime. Reach out us right away!

Contact: Aurion Business Consultants

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