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ARTICLE · 07 MARCH 2026

Continuing A Company To Jersey

Collas Crill
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Companies can change their nationality through a process called continuance, migration, or redomiciliation. This comprehensive guide examines the requirements, procedures, and legal implications for foreign companies seeking to continue their existence as Jersey-incorporated entities, including eligibility criteria, documentation requirements, and the effects on corporate continuity.

JerseyCorporate/Commercial Law

Just like a person, a company can change its nationality.

In Jersey, the process by which a company changes its nationality or place of incorporation is called a continuance. It is also commonly referred to as a migration or redomiciliation.

This guide looks at the key things you need to know about the process for a foreign company to continue its existence as a Jersey company. 

Words in bold text are defined at the end of this guide.

Why choose Jersey?

Jersey is a popular place to establish an asset holding company because:

the continuance process is straightforward;

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