Anjouan Company & Gaming Licences
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Anjouan is an offshore jurisdiction in the Union of the Comoros offering fast, low-cost authorisation for online gaming, forex/brokerage and financial services, alongside zero-tax International Business Companies (IBCs). A gaming licence is typically issued in about 4–8 weeks after submission of a complete file, with an all-in first-year cost starting at €17,828 and 0% tax on Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR); an IBC is registered in about 1–2 weeks, with no minimum capital and no local director. Legarithm acts as an authorised provider, handling incorporation, licence applications and ongoing compliance under one team.

Advantages of the Anjouan jurisdiction
The jurisdiction combines low entry costs with fast licensing and a zero‑tax regime.
Our Services in Anjouan
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Anjouan official fees (2026)
Official gaming fees are set by the regulator; the figures below are indicative for 2026 and subject to change.
| Item | Fee (2026, indicative) |
|---|---|
| Gaming licence — Year 1 (all-in, incl. baseline compliance) | from €17,828 |
| Annual renewal (Year 2+) | ≈ €13,300 |
| Compliance Officer / Key Person authorisation | €2,000 / year |
| Additional web domain (beyond 2) | €500 / domain / year |
| B2B Licence Recognition Certificate | €9,500 / year |
| IBC registration + Legarithm service | quoted after a consultation |
*Government and regulatory fees are set by the regulator, indicative for 2026 and subject to change. The service fee is quoted after a consultation, not a fixed list price.
Frequently asked questions
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How much does an Anjouan gaming licence cost in 2026?
A gaming licence costs from €17,828 all-in in the first year, with annual renewal around €13,300 and a €2,000 per year fee for Compliance Officer authorisation. The fee covers up to two web domains; additional domains cost €500 each per year. See our Anjouan gambling licence page for the full breakdown.
How long does it take to get an Anjouan gaming licence?
Most operators are approved within about 4–8 weeks after submitting a complete, compliant file. The required IBC is registered separately in about 1–2 weeks.
What does the Anjouan gaming licence cover?
A single B2C or B2B licence can cover online casino, sportsbook, poker, lottery, eSports and crypto gaming across up to two web addresses. There are no separate sub-licences for each vertical.
Is the Anjouan gaming licence legitimate and internationally recognised?
The licence is issued by the Betting & Gaming Board under the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 (2005) and is accepted across many Tier-2 and Tier-3 international markets. Certain regulated markets, including the US, UK and Spain, require their own local licence, so geo-blocking applies. Licence status can be verified on the official public register at anjouangaming.com.
What tax applies to gaming revenue in Anjouan?
The licence applies a 0% tax rate to Gross Gaming Revenue, 0% corporate income tax for IBCs, and no VAT. Operators remain responsible for any taxes applicable in the markets where their players are located.
Do I need a local company to hold an Anjouan licence?
Yes — the licence is held by an Anjouan IBC, which Legarithm registers in about 1–2 weeks with no minimum capital, resident director or physical office. See company formation in Anjouan for details.
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