Saint Lucia Company for US Residents

Form a Saint Lucia company from the United States for international business or holding structures — remote and tax-efficient.

At a glance

Why US founders choose Saint Lucia

Incorporate from the US entirely online
0% tax on foreign-sourced income in Saint Lucia
Common-law jurisdiction familiar to US founders
Multi-currency international banking
Useful for international trading and holding structures
Financial services

Forex, crypto & brokerage licensing for US founders

US founders use Saint Lucia for the international, non-US-facing side of forex, crypto, and brokerage businesses, where onshore US licensing is prohibitively complex.

For the international side of your business

US-based founders typically use a Saint Lucia IBC for non-US-facing forex, crypto, or brokerage operations, where building an onshore US-regulated entity is impractical. Saint Lucia provides a fast, cost-effective international framework with optional ECSRC regulation. Critically, a Saint Lucia company does not remove US tax and reporting obligations for US persons (FBAR, Form 5471, GILTI/Subpart F) and you must not target US clients without the appropriate US registrations — we form the entity correctly and strongly recommend US legal and tax advice on structure and client targeting.

Saint Lucia Company Formation for US Residents

US entrepreneurs use Saint Lucia IBCs for international operations and holding structures that benefit from a flexible, tax-efficient offshore vehicle and multi-currency banking.

Important note on US tax

US persons are taxed on worldwide income and face reporting obligations (such as FBAR, Form 5471, and GILTI/Subpart F rules). A Saint Lucia IBC does not remove US tax obligations. We handle correct formation and compliance in Saint Lucia; please take US tax advice to structure and report appropriately.

FAQ

Questions from US clients

Can US residents open a Saint Lucia company?

Yes. There are no nationality or residency restrictions on owning a Saint Lucia IBC. US residents can incorporate fully remotely, with a single shareholder and director permitted.

Do I need to travel to Saint Lucia?

No. The entire process is completed online. You never need to visit Saint Lucia to form or operate your company.

How long does formation take?

A Saint Lucia IBC is typically incorporated in 2–5 business days once your KYC documents and payment are in place.

How is the company taxed?

A Saint Lucia IBC pays 0% tax on foreign-sourced income under the territorial system. You remain responsible for any reporting or tax obligations in your country of residence.

Saint Lucia in the Eastern Caribbean — your company's home jurisdiction

Incorporate in a stable, respected jurisdiction

Saint Lucia gives US founders 0% tax on foreign income, English common law, and a credible base — all set up remotely.

Incorporate from the United States

Fully remote, fast, and compliant. We'll guide you through every step.