Language: Any language may be used, but an English or French translation must be provided.

Ending requirement: Must end with Limited, Corporation, Incorporated, or their abbreviations Ltd, Corp, Inc.

Restrictions: Name must not duplicate or be similar to existing companies, must not imply government sponsorship, and should avoid specific terms such as "Insurance," "Bank," "Chamber of Commerce," and their synonyms.

All legislation and company documents must be in English or French. Documents in other languages must be accompanied by a translation.

A registered office must be established in Seychelles, and its address must match that of the registered agent.

No minimum statutory capital requirement; registered capital may be set as low as USD 1.

Virtually all business activities are permitted except those prohibited by law or subject to special licensing, provided the business scope is clearly stated.

Includes the proposed company name, business scope, and other relevant information.

Describes the company's organizational structure, management, and the rights and obligations of shareholders and directors.

Shareholders and directors must provide valid identification documents such as passports, ID cards, etc.

Proves the source and authenticity of the registered capital.

Provide proof of registered address within Seychelles, such as a lease agreement or property title.

Depending on the specific case, additional documents may be required, such as a business plan and contact details of shareholders and directors.

Should include the company name, type, business scope, registered capital, and shareholding ratios.

Shareholders must provide proof of contribution, generally in the form of bank statements or other commercial documents.

Submit a company name search report issued by the relevant authority to confirm whether the proposed name is already registered.