At SKIPA, we provide one-stop-shop services to both local and foreign investors by providing them with information about how to go about getting their businesses started.
Ports of Entries: RLB International Airport Port Zante St Christopher Air & Seaport Authority, Deep Water Port Sandy Point (Pump Bay) Immigration Requirements A visit to St Kitts-Nevis requires a valid passport,
The St. Kitts and Nevis Customs Department is a government agency with the responsibility of protecting the country from potential risks
The Government of St. Kitts has a favourable attitude towards investments that have had a positive impact on the citizens.
Personal Income Tax There is no personal income tax in St. Kitts. Corporate Income Tax (Income Tax Act – No. 17 of 1966 as amended)
St. Kitts & Nevis has a labour force of about 25,000 with a literacy rate of 98%. The country’s technical and training needs are met largely by the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College
The St. Christopher & Nevis Social Security Board (SSB) was established in 1978 to provide payment of various benefits to insured persons in the event of loss
The steps involved in establishing a business may vary depending on the type of business being established. Investors are asked to contact SKIPA
At SKIPA, we provide one-stop-shop services to both local and foreign investors by providing them with information about how to go about getting their businesses started. These include but are not limited to assisting with requests and approvals for tax concessions. Additionally, we promote St. Kitts as an ideal place to invest as well as to provide aftercare services to businesses that have already been established.
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