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Intelligent Nevis Services to Protect What Matters

At TrustNevis.com, we specialize in asset protection structures governed by the laws of Nevis — one of the most respected and resilient offshore jurisdictions in the world. Our services are designed to help individuals, families, and businesses protect assets, maintain privacy, and plan internationally with confidence.

Whether you’re safeguarding personal wealth, managing risk exposure, or setting up international operations, we offer four primary solutions — each with distinct advantages:

Each of these entities is backed by Nevis’s robust legislation, built for privacy, asset protection, and long-term planning.

Our Core Services at a Glance

Ideal for estate planning, wealth preservation, and shielding assets from threats that might occur in the future. Much more flexible and tax efficient than a will, the Nevis trust allows you to write your own rules about how your assets will be handled in the future.

A flexible, modern structure used to hold assets on behalf of a trust, manage bank accounts, and operate businesses internationally. Includes powerful charging order protections and minimal disclosure.

A classic offshore company used for trade, investments, or holding assets. Often chosen for simplicity, speed, and global banking access.

A hybrid structure offering the asset protection of a trust with the operational flexibility of a company. Can take the “form” of a trust, LLC, partnership, or foundation — and morph over time.

Comparison Chart: Nevis Structures & Services

Feature Nevis Trust Nevis LLC Nevis IBC Multiform Foundation
Primary Use Asset protection & estate planning Asset protection & investment holding International business & banking Flexible planning & hybrid structuring
Legal Form Trust Company (limited liability) Corporation limited by shares (joint stock) Foundation (multiform – adaptable)
Relevant Legislation Nevis International Exempt Trust Ordinance Nevis Limited Liability Company Ordinance Nevis Business Corporation Ordinance Nevis Multiform Foundation Ordinance
Ownership Legal and beneficial ownership are separated. Members own the company Shareholders own the company No owners; managed by council or board
Control Flexibility Via trust deed and protector powers Members may exercise control directly or through appointed managers. Directors execute on behalf of shareholders Customizable governance structure
Legal Protections Strongest in the world. Strong — charging order only Moderate — depends on setup Very strong — resembles trust protections
Privacy High – no public registry High – member names private High – shareholder names private High – details not publicly available
Formality Moderate - both simple and sophisticated Low - simple and fast setup Moderate - formal corporate governance High - depending on structure
Tax Neutrality Yes Yes (pass-through or election-based) Yes (commonly tax-neutral provided management is off-island) Yes – may elect to be taxed at 1% under Nevis law
Common Use Cases Estate planning, family wealth Holding assets, operating entities Trading, investing, banking, operating entities with multiple owners. Philanthropy, dynastic planning, hybrid setups
Registration Time 2–3 business days 24–48 hours 24–48 hours 3-5 business days
Maintenance Annual filings, trustee fees Annual filing, agent fees Annual filing, director fees Annual filing, council/agent fees

Many clients benefit from combining services— such as using a Nevis LLC as the trustee of a Nevis Trust, or a Multiform Foundation to manage assets through an IBC or LLC.

How We Work

At TrustNevis.com, we don’t just file forms — all our services are delivered in coordination with experienced legal and administrative professionals and structured around your specific goals. We work with individual clients, attorneys, and advisors to ensure every solution is:

Legally sound under Nevis law

Aligned with international compliance standards

Customized for long-term security and flexibility

You choose the structure — or let us guide you. Either way, your assets are protected by one of the most powerful offshore legal systems in the world. In order to ensure full compliance with the laws of other jurisdictions, you should always consult licensed and suitably qualified professionals in countries where you have citizenship, residence, or other business interests. We are happy to make suitable referrals for the most frequent jurisdictions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these structures even if I’m not based in Nevis?

Yes. You don’t need to live in or travel to Nevis to set up a structure. All services are handled remotely, and structures are designed for international use. That said, Nevis is a great place to refresh and relax, where you will undoubtedly find a warm welcome.

It depends on your goals. Trusts are ideal for estate planning; LLCs are great for holding assets or acting as trustees; IBCs are excellent for active business; Foundations are best for hybrid or long-term legacy structures, especially where interaction with civil law systems is required. Reach out to us and we’ll help you choose the right one.

Yes — when properly structured and reported, Nevis entities are fully legal for most global citizens, including those from USA, UK, Canadian and the European Union. In order to ensure full compliance with the laws of other jurisdictions, you should always consult licensed and suitably qualified professionals in countries where you have citizenship, residence, or other business interests. We are happy to make suitable referrals for the most frequent jurisdictions.

Most entities are formed within 24–72 hours once documentation is complete. Rush service is also available. It’s important to note that the typical set-up time is longer than this, because it usually takes a while for the client to get the documentation complete. That’s fine too, because looking after significant assets is not a process that should be rushed.

Yes — Nevis has some of the strongest asset protection laws in the world. Foreign judgments are not recognized, and legal procedures for creditors are quite complex and expensive, including the requirement to post a bond before litigating in Nevis and pay substantial retainers to a Nevis lawyer. Most creditors simply give up at that stage, meaning that very few disputes actually make it to a Nevis court. That said, if creditors do litigate in Nevis, they are still up against the strongest barrier of all – the law.

Explore Your Options

Each client’s situation is unique — and so is the ideal structure. Learn more about each of our services below, or schedule a call with our team to design a custom solution.