About Us
Cayman Formations provides trusted, efficient, and cost-effective corporate services in the Cayman Islands. Our offerings include entity formations and registrations, ready-made (shelf) companies, resident company support, and outsourced corporate administration.
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Our Solutions
We offer a comprehensive range of corporate services tailored to your specific needs, including entity formations and registrations, ready-made (shelf) companies, resident company support, and outsourced corporate administration.
Entity Formations
We provide professional, efficient services for the incorporation and registration of various Cayman Islands entities with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
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Resident Company Assistance
We support the setup and ongoing compliance of resident companies in the Cayman Islands, including local licensing, registered office services, and regulatory filings to ensure full adherence to local requirements.
Shelf (Ready-Made) Companies
We offer pre-registered Cayman Islands companies for immediate use, ideal for clients seeking a fast and efficient business setup with an established registration date.
Corporate Service Outsourcing
We offer professional corporate administration support—including CAP filings, REEFS filings, regulatory compliance, and ongoing entity management—helping you streamline operations and reduce overhead costs.
Process of digitally incorporating and registering a entity with Cayman Formations
Get Started
Start by placing your order through our website. Select your preferred Cayman Registered Office (RO) provider to begin, then upload the approval letter authorizing them to act as your RO. If you need assistance choosing a RO provider, please contact us.
Entity Type
Select the type of Cayman entity you wish to incorporate or register, then provide the required information based on your chosen entity type to proceed.
Business Activies
Provide a brief description of your entity’s business activities and select the appropriate nature of business classification for submission to the Registrar.
Owners and Controllers
If applicable, and you are appointing owners and controllers (e.g., shareholders or directors) upon incorporation—or registering an entity that already has owners and controllers—please complete the digital verification process.
Submit and Review
Submit your order for our review. We will assess your application within 1–2 business days and notify you whether your order has been approved for incorporation or registration, or if any information is still outstanding.
Pay and Sign
After completing all required steps, proceed to make payment for your order. Once payment is received, we will prepare and send you the statutory incorporation documents for your e-signature.
File and Return
After you sign the incorporation documents, we will file them with the Registrar. Your new entity will be formed within 3–7 business days under the standard service, or within 1–3 business days with express service. Once approved, we will provide you with the stamped documents, setup resolutions, and statutory registers. These can also be sent directly to your selected Registered Office provider upon request.
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Types of Cayman Entities We Incorporate
If a company’s proposed activities will be conducted primarily outside the Cayman Islands, it may be registered as an exempted company.
This category includes:
- Exempted Limited Company
- Exempted Limited Duration Company
- Segregated Portfolio Company (SPC)
These structures are ideal for offshore operations and offer flexibility for international business activities.
A Limited Liability Company (“LLC”) can be registered under the Limited Liability Companies Act when the company’s activities are primarily conducted outside the Cayman Islands. Similar to companies formed under the Companies Law, an LLC is a separate legal entity, meaning its members are not personally liable for the company’s debts or liabilities. Unlike traditional companies, an LLC does not have share capital; instead, members hold LLC interests. Management is flexible and may be vested in the members themselves or appointed managers.
A non-resident company is granted non-resident status by the Minister of Finance via the Registrar of Companies, confirming that it does not intend to conduct business within the Cayman Islands. While these companies can hold shares in exempted companies, foreign corporations, and partnerships, they may only engage in activities within the Cayman Islands that support their foreign business operations.
Non-resident companies are required to maintain a register of past and present members at their registered office, which must be available for public inspection.
An overseas company, also known as a foreign company, is incorporated outside the Cayman Islands. Under Part IX of the Companies Law, such companies must register in the Cayman Islands to hold land, conduct business locally, or serve as the general partner of a Cayman Islands Exempted Limited Partnership.
A resident company conducts business within the Cayman Islands and must maintain a register of past and present members at its registered office, open for public inspection. It is required to file annual reports with the Registrar, including details of members, directors, and paid-up capital. Resident companies are allowed to hold land as defined under the Companies Law and can be registered without the need for a licensed service provider.
A Special Economic Zone Company (SEZC) in the Cayman Islands is a company registered to operate within a designated Special Economic Zone, such as the Cayman Enterprise City (CEC). SEZCs benefit from a range of tax incentives and regulatory advantages designed to attract international businesses, especially in sectors like technology, media, finance, and health.
Key features of an SEZC include:
- Exemption from local taxes such as income, capital gains, and withholding taxes for a set period (typically up to 20 years, renewable).
- Simplified regulatory and compliance requirements compared to standard companies.
- Ability to operate both inside and outside the special economic zone, with most business activities conducted offshore.
- Access to a business-friendly environment focused on innovation and global commerce.
SEZCs are ideal for companies looking to leverage the Cayman Islands’ strategic location and favorable business climate while benefiting from enhanced operational flexibility and cost savings.
An Exempted Limited Partnership (ELP) in the Cayman Islands is a specialized offshore business structure primarily used for investment funds and joint ventures. It consists of a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more limited partners whose liability is limited to their contributions. ELPs offer flexibility in management and continuity, as the partnership is not dissolved by changes in partners or transfers of interests, making them ideal for investors seeking limited liability combined with adaptable governance.
A foreign partnership refers to a partnership formed under the laws of a jurisdiction outside the Cayman Islands that seeks to register as a Cayman Islands exempted limited partnership. This
registration allows the foreign partnership to act as a general partner in a Cayman Islands exempted limited partnership.
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in the Cayman Islands is a hybrid business structure that combines elements of partnerships and companies. It provides partners with the flexibility to manage the business directly while offering them limited liability protection.
Key features of a Cayman LLP include:
- Separate legal entity: Unlike traditional partnerships, an LLP is a distinct legal entity separate from its partners.
- Limited liability: Partners are not personally liable for the LLP’s debts beyond their capital contributions, protecting their personal assets.
- Flexible management: Partners can participate directly in management without losing their limited liability status.
- Perpetual succession: The LLP continues to exist despite changes in partnership or ownership.
- Regulated under the Limited Liability Partnership Act (Revised).
Cayman LLPs are popular for professional firms, joint ventures, and businesses seeking the benefits of partnership flexibility combined with limited liability protection.
Why Do Business in the Cayman Islands?
The Cayman Islands is one of the world’s leading jurisdictions for international business and finance. Here’s why global entrepreneurs, investment firms, and corporate service providers choose Cayman:
Tax Neutrality
Enjoy a zero-tax environment with no corporate income tax, capital gains tax, or withholding tax. Cayman’s tax-neutral platform supports efficient international structuring and asset protection strategies.
Sophisticated Financial Infrastructure
Cayman is a premier offshore financial hub, home to:
- Leading hedge funds and private equity vehicles
- Advanced structured finance and capital markets solutions
- Reputable trust and fiduciary services
Benefit from a deep pool of world-class lawyers, accountants, and administrators.
Flexible & Confidential Structures
Cayman supports a wide range of entity types—Exempted Companies, LLCs, SPCs, Trusts, and Foundations—designed to suit various business models. Enjoy high levels of privacy, with no public disclosure of shareholders or directors.
Ease of Incorporation
Set up your business quickly and seamlessly. With no minimum capital requirements, no local director mandates, and minimal reporting obligations, Cayman offers one of the most streamlined jurisdictions for company formation and management.
Legal and Political Stability
As a British Overseas Territory, the Cayman Islands offers a common law legal system, robust institutions, and regulatory clarity. The jurisdiction is overseen by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) and aligns with global compliance standards.
Global Connectivity
Located in a strategic time zone that overlaps with both the U.S. and Europe, the Cayman Islands offers easy access to global financial markets and operates in English, the international language of business.
Get In Touch
Whether you're ready to incorporate your Cayman entity, have questions about our services, or are interested in partnering with us — we’d like to hear from you.
Address
- Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
We have put together some commonly asked questions
What can you use a Cayman Exempted Company for?
A Cayman Islands Exempted Company is one of the most popular offshore structures, valued for its flexibility, tax neutrality, and confidentiality. It is widely used for legitimate international business, investment, and asset protection purposes.
Will I need to pay tax on my Exempted Company?
No, the Cayman Islands is a tax-free jurisdiction. You will not need to pay company, individual, or capital gains tax.
What information do I need to incorporate an entity with Cayman Formations?
When submitting an entity formation order, you will need to provide the following:
The purpose and type of the entity
The proposed name of the entity
Completion of the digital verification process for any appointed owners and controllers
An authorization letter from your chosen Registered Office (RO) provider
This information is required to ensure compliance and to proceed with the incorporation process.
How long does it take to register an entity in Cayman Islands?
Entity registration in the Cayman Islands is typically fast and efficient. Once all required due diligence and information are submitted to us, we will file the statutory documents with the Registrar, who typically approves the incorporation or registration within 3–7 business days under the standard service, or within 1–3 business days with express service.