Nauru Agency Corporation

Following a period of economic difficulty through the 1990’s, the election of a new government in 2004 has enabled Nauru to embark on a new path of international engagement and the adoption of transparent business practices.

Nauru is able to provide a stable political and economic climate, a legal system based on English Common Law and monetary policy that favours global economic growth and development.

As a county that imposes no taxes on its people or investors, Nauru offers a business environment that imposes no exchange controls and enables legitimate corporations to go about their business without overburdening bureaucratic hindrance.

Nauru has no taxation treaties, has unobtrusive corporate disclosure requirements and maintains a high regard for confidentiality that is essential for success in the competitive global business environment.

The nation also maintains air links with Australia, the Solomon Islands and Kiribati.

Exports from Nauru have been increasing over recent years with a resumption of phosphate mining of around 60,000 tonnes each month and a feasibility study is underway to explore the feasibility of secondary mining throughout the island.

Nauru is also working to expand fisheries production, tourism and the export of limestone deposits.