Liechtenstein
A jurisdiction at the heart of Europe
At the heart of Europe and a member of the European Economic Area, Liechtenstein combines political stability, legal certainty and access to both the European and Swiss single markets.
Stability and AAA rating
The Principality, whose central government has no debt, is rated AAA with a stable outlook by S&P Global Ratings (source: S&P Global Ratings, report of 25 May 2026): a predictable framework for long-term wealth and structures.
A long-established and comprehensive foundation law
The Persons and Companies Act (PGR) of 20 January 1926, whose foundation law was revised in 2008 (LGBl. 2008 No. 220), offers a range of vehicles: foundations, Anstalt, trusts, SA, SàRL, for estate planning, philanthropy and asset holding.
EEA | the European passport
A member of the EEA since 1995, Liechtenstein enjoys the fundamental European freedoms while retaining its fiscal sovereignty and its customs and currency union with Switzerland.
Compliance and reputation
Liechtenstein applies international standards (OECD, FATF/Moneyval): tax transparency, automatic exchange of information and substance requirements.
Structure, protect, pass on.
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