Languages:  English

Currency:  Malawian kwacha 

 

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• Consultation (in person, online, phone)
• Helping to prepare your documents
• Start to finish your company registration process
• Immigration services

 

Malawi

 

Malawian culture is diverse, with over a dozen ethnic groups, each with its own language, customs, and traditions. The Chewa, Yao, Lomwe, and Tumbuka are among the largest ethnic groups in the country. Traditional music, dance, and storytelling play a vital role in Malawian culture, reflecting the rich heritage and customs of its people. The Gule Wamkulu dance, performed by the Chewa people, is a prominent cultural expression and is recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The economy of Malawi is predominantly agrarian, with agriculture employing a significant portion of the population. The country is known for its tobacco, tea, sugarcane, and maize production. However, Malawi faces economic challenges, including limited infrastructure, overreliance on rain-fed agriculture, and vulnerability to climate change. Efforts are being made to diversify the economy by promoting sectors such as tourism, mining, manufacturing, and renewable energy.

Politically, Malawi is a multiparty democracy. The country has transitioned through periods of one-party rule, but since the early 1990s, it has embraced multiparty politics. Malawi has held several democratic elections, and peaceful transitions of power have occurred. The President serves as the head of state and is elected through popular vote. The government is focused on promoting good governance, enhancing public service delivery, and addressing socio-economic challenges such as poverty, healthcare, and education.

As Malawi moves forward, it faces the challenge of sustainable development, poverty reduction, and improving the well-being of its people. The government is committed to enhancing agricultural productivity, expanding access to quality education and healthcare, and attracting foreign investment. Malawi is also actively engaged in regional and international organizations such as the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the African Union (AU) to promote regional cooperation and integration.

The history, culture, economy, and politics of Malawi contribute to its unique character and potential for growth. Despite challenges, the country’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and resilience of its people offer opportunities for development and progress. Malawi’s commitment to democratic governance, poverty reduction, and sustainable development positions it as a nation with aspirations for a brighter future.

 

General Questions 

How can we register a name for the company?
You can register a name online and pay for it, or you can download the registration form and pay the registration fee in person at the General Registry Office.

What are the benefits of a Malawian passport for citizens?
You can travel to 27 countries without a visa.

What are Malawi’s exports?
Tobacco, tea, sugar, cotton, peanuts

The benefit of company registration in Malawi

• It ranks high in terms of global trade index.
• Cost of company registration is low for foreigners.
• The official language of the country is English and therefore very easy communication with staff and government
• Cheap and affordable labor
• A pristine and untouched environment for business
• A market of 19 million people in Malawi
• A country without political interference and so much tension that it is considered one of the most peaceful countries in the world.

The disadvantage of company registration in Malawi

• Most people are below the poverty line.
• The country’s relations with neighboring countries are economically weak.
• Educated and skilled labor is not readily available.
• Lack of access to waterways

Type of company registration

• Private limited liability companies
• Companies limited by guarantee

The company registration process

• Apply for company registration in Malawi
• Specify multiple names and get one name verified for the company
• Preparation and adjustment of the company’s articles of association with the details of the approved name, names of shareholders and amount of shares, names of directors, determination of the type of company, goals of the company, address and telephone number of the company.
• Complete company registration forms
• Company registration in the Registry Office
• Opening a bank account for the company and transferring the company’s capital to the bank account
  Preparation of company seals and unique logos
• Registration of the company in the tax office and obtaining an exclusive code for the company
• Registration of company in the Social Security Office for personnel