About re-registration
Find answers to common questions about moving your business name or company to the new Online Business Registry.
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Find general information about the transition to the new Online Business Registry and what it means for your existing entity.
Re-registration is the process of moving existing business names and companies from the old paper-based records to the new Online Business Registry. It confirms that your current information is accurate and brings your entity under the new laws.
No. Re-registration is free of charge for all existing business names and companies.
The deadline to re-register is 31 March 2027. Any entity that has not re-registered by this date will be removed from the register.
Yes. You must first create an online user account and obtain "authority to file" for your specific business or company before you can submit a re-registration application.
Information specifically for owners of business names registered under the previous system.
The owner of the business name should request authority and complete the re-registration application. If the business is a partnership, any of the partners can do this.
You will need to provide the current business address, the nature of the business, and updated details for all owners or partners.
Frequently asked questions regarding the re-registration of local and overseas companies.
No. Re-registration does not change your company’s rights, debts, or property. It is still the same legal entity, just registered under the updated 2021 laws.
If a company fails to re-register by the deadline, it will be struck off the register and will no longer be permitted to conduct business legally in Kiribati.
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