| Redomiciliation of Foreign Companies |
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The Continuation of Companies Regulations provide for the following continuation of companies: Continuation in Malta of a foreign companyA request by a company to be registered as continued in Malta may be made to the Registrar by a company formed and incorporated or registered under the laws of an approved foreign country, which is similar in nature to a company as known under the laws of Malta, provided that the law of the foreign country or jurisdiction as well as the company's constitutive documnets allow this. The following documents must accompany such request: - The resolution or equivalent document in the English language of the foreign company authorising it to be registered as being continued in Malta. - A copy of the revised constitutive document of the foreign company including all the requirements necessary for the registration of a company in Malta - A certificate of good standing or equiavalent document in English issued by the foreign competent authority to show that the foreign company is in compliance with the registration requirements of that authority - A declaration signed by at least two directors (unless the Board of Directors is composed of one) confirming the following:
- A declaration signed by at least two directors (unless the Board of Directors is composed of one) confirming the solvency of the foreign company and that they are not aware of any circumstances which could negatively affect in a material manner, the solvency position of the company within a period of 12 months - A list of directors of the foreign company as well as of the company secretary, if any, or of the persons vested with the administration or the representation of the foreign company. - Such material as the Registrar may require to satisfy himelf that:
The registration fees vary according to the authorised share capital of the company Further requirements exist in the case of companies carrying out a licensable activity and public companies and/or where the company' shares are held by a foreign nominee or trustee
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