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Nevis Gaming License (NOGA)

Published: August 1, 2026Updated: July 30, 2026
Nevis (NOGA)

A Nevis Gaming License is issued and regulated by the Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA) under the Nevis Island Administration. Established under the Nevis Online Gaming Ordinance, this modern regulatory framework offers an agile, cost-effective alternative to traditional offshore hubs like Curaçao or Anjouan. A Nevis Gaming License is issued and regulated by the Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA) under the Nevis Island Administration. Established under the Nevis Online Gaming Ordinance, this modern regulatory framework offers an agile, cost-effective alternative to traditional offshore hubs like Curaçao or Anjouan. Nevis clearly segregates its corporate gaming permits into two primary tracks: - Business-to-Consumer (B2C) License: A single, unified license covering all digital consumer-facing products. This includes online casinos (slots, tables, live dealers), sportsbooks, peer-to-peer poker rooms, lotteries, and eSports betting platforms - Business-to-Consumer (B2C) License: A single, unified license covering all digital consumer-facing products. This includes online casinos (slots, tables, live dealers), sportsbooks, peer-to-peer poker rooms, lotteries, and eSports betting platforms

Regulatory Body Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA)
Jurisdiction Saint Kitts and Nevis (Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis)
Legal Framework Interactive Gaming Regulations (under the Electronic Transactions Act)
Valid In

Globally, except in jurisdictions where online gambling is prohibited or where local licensing is mandatory.

Not Valid In

Not recognized in Tier-1 markets like the UK, USA, or EU countries requiring local licenses.

Recognition

Considered an offshore license with limited banking access compared to Tier-1 jurisdictions.

What This License Covers

Online casino operators Sports betting operators Poker and skill-based game providers

Financial Requirements

Operator Application Fee Approximately €28 000
Operator Annual License Fee Approximately €28 000
Manufacturer Application Fee Approximately €28 000
Manufacturer Annual License Fee Approximately €28 000
Renewal Cycle Annual
Gambling Tax, Corporate Income Tax, VAT 0%
Additional Costs Corporate formation fees
  • 0% tax on gaming revenue
  • Compliance and local agent fees

Special Requirements

  • Local Presence: Must appoint a local registered agent and have a registered office in Nevis.
  • Corporate Structure: Must incorporate a local company (LLC or Corp).
  • Capital Requirements: No strict minimum share capital.
  • Technical Requirements: Basic standards for game fairness.
  • Compliance Obligations: AML/KYC procedures required.
  • Background Checks: Due diligence on owners and directors.

Ideal Use Cases

  • Small to medium operators: Seeking low-cost entry.
  • Crypto-focused projects: Due to flexibility and privacy.
  • Operators not targeting Tier-1 markets.