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Setting up a business in Trinidad and Tobago is quite straight forward.
The Government of the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago (GORTT) encourages foreign direct investment in almost all sectors, with specific focus on the non-energy targeted sectors.
Trinidad and Tobago's success in energy has fueled its rapid development into one of the most industrialized and cost-effective nations in the Caribbean and Central America.
Trinidad and Tobago is a twin island republic situated below the hurricane belt, at the southern-most end of the Caribbean archipelago.
Edan K. Properties manages many complex projects - from purchase to conceptualization, financing and site development. In its role as facilitator, InvesTT has worked alongside Edan K. and played a significant role over the years in the fast-tracking of processes required to implement multi-faceted development projects.
InvesTT facilitated company registration and access to import duty concessions for equipment, engaged the Ministry of Energy & Energy Industries on the placement and inspection of their LPG tanks as well as facilitated smooth entry at Immigration for foreign engineers needed to install equipment and train local staff.
Located in St. Augustine Trinidad, Virtana Inc. is an outsourcing company that delivers high quality robotics software solutions to international technology companies, utilizing engineering graduates based in Trinidad and Tobago.
Established trade agreements mean your business can enjoy market access to 965 million people worldwide.
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Trinidad and Tobago is a member of some of the major international associations.
Trinidad and Tobago is a full member of CARICOM and therefore enjoys domestic market status in CARICOM markets.
The country has CARICOM Bilateral Agreements with the following countries:
Establishing your business in Trinidad & Tobago gives you access to other regional and international markets through existing trade agreements:
Several investment protection mechanisms have been established to guarantee investors a level playing field.
Allow financial transfers to be made freely into and out of each country.
Ease requirements relating to entry, sojourn and employment.