
Saint Kitts and Nevis Trust
A Saint Kitts and Nevis trust, separate from citizenship by investment.
- A Saint Kitts & Nevis trust for succession and protection
- Settlor, beneficiaries and protector roles documented with licensed counsel
- Licensed local trustee or foundation council coordinated by 4Corporate
- Can hold company shares, financial assets and other permitted property
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Corporate
Why Saint Kitts & Nevis
A Saint Kitts and Nevis trust is a trust formed under the law of Nevis, in Saint Kitts & Nevis, for succession and asset protection. 4Corporate coordinates the deed, letter of wishes and appointment of a licensed Nevis trustee through local counsel. Saint Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment is a separate 4Corporate offering. Timelines and fees are confirmed in consultation.
Why a Saint Kitts and Nevis trust
Clients typically use a Saint Kitts and Nevis trust when they want a Nevis-law trust vehicle that can hold a Nevis company or other assets. It is not a citizenship programme and is distinct from Saint Kitts & Nevis CBI. Settlor reserved powers, protector roles and charging-order features are documented with counsel.
How 4Corporate supports you
4Corporate coordinates the trust through licensed local counsel: structure, documents, filing or execution, and first-year liaison. A confidential consultation is the usual next step. Formation times, capital, tax treatment and fees are confirmed there rather than published as fixed figures here.
Eligibility
Who this is for
- Any individual or entity may enquire; suitability is confirmed in consultation
- A licensed trustee or foundation council in the jurisdiction is required
- Source-of-funds and due-diligence documents will be requested
- Any nationality or activity restriction is confirmed in consultation rather than published as a single public template
The engagement
What is included
- Structure recommendation and purpose review
- Trust deed or foundation documents drafted with licensed counsel
- Licensed trustee or council introduction and appointment
- Protector or council appointment where used
- Asset-transfer coordination
- First-year liaison with the local fiduciary
- Related company coordination where relevant
Get started
Ready to proceed?
Contact us to start this programme, or write if you have a question.
Have more questions? Write to hello@4corporate.com and we will be happy to assist.