Why Invest in Bhutan

Land of GNH

Assistance in Foreign direct investment (FDI) into Bhutan

by offering first-class personalized assistance to each investor.

Process of Investing

Investing in Bhutan is a straightforward and well-regulated process designed to facilitate foreign participation in key sectors. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started:

  1. Initial Consultation: Contact us for a detailed discussion on the sectors that match your investment goals.
  2. Sector Exploration: Identify the sectors of interest, and we will provide industry insights, market trends, and regulatory requirements.
  3. Company Registration: Register your business entity with the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Our team will assist you in completing the necessary forms and ensure all documentation is in order.
  4. Permits & Licensing: Depending on the nature of your business, certain sectors require special permits and licenses. We will guide you through obtaining all required approvals.
  5. Financial Setup: Set up your local bank accounts and comply with Bhutan’s foreign exchange regulations to facilitate smooth transactions and repatriation of profits.
  6. Operations & Staffing: Once the legal formalities are completed, our consultancy will help you source local talent, find office space, and set up operations.

From the initial inquiry to establishing operations, our firm ensures a seamless process for international investors looking to tap into Bhutan’s dynamic growth sectors.

 

How we can help

Assists international companies in ….

 

  1. Information services and investment preparation
  2. Facilitating contacts, negotiation with authorities
  3. Investment proposals and visits
  4. Organizing recruitment and identifying suitable properties
  5. Registering and licensing your business
  6. Obtaining employee residence permits
  7. Post-investment / Aftercare services

"Bhutan is the world's last remaining Vajrayana Buddhist nation, renowned for prioritizing Gross National Happiness (GNH) as a measure of development, rather than solely focusing on GDP."