Anjouan

Regulator

Licences are issued under the authority of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, administered through its gaming licensing office.

Licence fees

Anjouan sits at the lower end of the market for both application and annual fees, with no turnover-based gaming duty payable in the jurisdiction. Costs depend on the structure you choose, and we will confirm current figures before you commit.

Our recommendation

A sensible starting point where speed and cost matter most, and a practical stepping stone while a tier-one application is prepared. If your priority is banking relationships or regulated European markets, plan for a second licence alongside it.

Important to know

• One licence typically covers casino, sportsbook, poker and other product types.
• Due diligence is lighter than in tier-one jurisdictions, but ownership and source-of-funds information is still required.
• Acceptance by banks and payment providers is more limited than with an established European licence.
• Anjouan licences do not give access to regulated markets that require a local licence.

Benefits

• Among the quickest licences to obtain.
• Low application and annual costs.
• Single licence covering multiple product verticals.
• No local gaming duty on turnover.

Requirements, fees and timescales change. Contact us to confirm the current position before making any decisions.