Choosing the right legal partner in Liberia can make the difference between a smooth investment or relocation and one filled with costly mistakes and delays. Read below to find out why clients trust us with their most important business and immigration matters.
Our team combines international legal expertise with a strong understanding of Liberia’s unique legal, business, tax, and regulatory environment. From the Investment Act to corporate registration procedures, we guide you through every step with clarity and confidence.
We have hands-on experience structuring foreign-owned businesses, negotiating complex contracts, and resolving disputes in both domestic courts and arbitration settings. Whether you need assistance with compliance, tax optimization, or high-stakes litigation, we provide practical solutions tailored to your goals.
Relocating to Liberia can involve multiple layers of immigration requirements. We simplify the process with concierge-style services covering visa applications, work and residence permits, re-entry permits, business registrations, and repatriation planning. You focus on building your business or new life, and we handle the paperwork.
Liberia’s legal and regulatory systems are relationship-driven. Our established connections with courts, government agencies, registries, and immigration offices help prevent unnecessary delays, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, and ensure compliance with local requirements. With us, you gain not just a legal advisor, but a trusted local partner.
Every investor and immigrant has unique needs. We take the time to understand your goals, anticipate challenges, and deliver solutions that combine international best practices with local realities.
Entering a new market requires trusted legal support. We help investors protect their capital, negotiate contracts, and secure compliant, profitable opportunities in Liberia.
From business formation to high-stakes negotiations, we safeguard investor capital and create pathways for sustainable growth.
Liberia’s legal system is based on common law, providing a familiar framework for investors from other common law jurisdictions. Under the Investment Act 2010, foreign investors are afforded strong legal protections, including options to resolve disputes with the government through arbitration. Corporate income tax is generally 25%, while withholding taxes of 15% apply to dividends, royalties, and interest paid to non-residents.
Residency and immigration procedures have been modernized, with online applications for resident permits, digital visa-on-arrival systems, and re-entry permits now available to simplify compliance. Businesses can be established as LLCs, corporations, partnerships, or non-resident corporations, and the corporate registry offers relatively efficient processing, including same-day registration for certain entity types.
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Yes. Most sectors allow 100% foreign ownership. Certain sensitive industries may have restrictions, but the Investment Act provides strong protections for investors.
Timeline varies by sector and approvals needed, but streamlined services at the Liberia Corporate Registry often allow same-day or short-term registration for many entities.
Corporate income tax is 25%, with withholding taxes on dividends, interest, and royalties at 15%. VAT and local taxes may also apply. Our team ensures full compliance while optimizing your tax position.
Business visas, work permits, and residency permits are available. We guide clients through application, renewal, and compliance to avoid delays or legal issues.
Yes. Under the Investment Act 2010, disputes can be resolved via arbitration under UNCITRAL rules or bilateral/multilateral treaties.
Requirements include a valid passport, visa (if applicable), proof of business or employment, and supporting documents. We handle applications from start to finish.
We assist with visa applications, residence/work permits, business registration, repatriation planning, and local settlement guidance to make relocation seamless.
Delays in regulatory approvals, compliance missteps, contract enforcement issues, and currency or repatriation restrictions. Having experienced local counsel helps mitigate these risks.
If you are considering investing in Liberia, relocating or setting up operations, or you simply want to understand what the process would look like, reach out for a consultation.
