Offshore
Nevis online gaming license
Nevis launched its own online gaming regime in 2025, licensing international operators through the Nevis Online Gaming Authority. Nevis is also a long-standing holding jurisdiction for asset protection.
License types
What Nevis licenses
International licensing
Licenses for operators serving international players; residents of St. Kitts and Nevis may not play.
Holding companies
Nevis holding companies own licensed subsidiaries and IP with strong asset protection.
Prohibited markets
Supporting regulations list jurisdictions licensees may not serve.
Requirements
What the regulator expects
- Fit-and-proper review of owners and key persons
- Operational requirements set by the supporting regulations
- Geo-blocking of prohibited jurisdictions and local residents
- AML and player protection policies
Process
How the application runs
- 1StructureLicense entity and holding layer.
- 2FileApplication through NOGA’s licensing process.
- 3ReviewRegulator review.
- 4LicenseLicense issued; banking in parallel.
After licensing
Ongoing obligations
- Compliance with NOGA operational requirements
- Exclusion of prohibited jurisdictions
- AML obligations
Good to know
- The regime is new; we confirm current application rules with the authority for your case.
Frequently asked questions
Is Nevis a license or a holding jurisdiction?
Both. Groups use Nevis for holding companies, and since 2025 it also licenses online gaming.
Can residents of St. Kitts and Nevis play?
No. Licensees serve international players only.
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