Generally, companies incorporated and existing under Luxembourg law can change their nationality and transfer their registered office to another jurisdiction, without interruption of legal personality.
Cross-border corporate migration is the transfer of an existing company incorporated under the law of one jurisdiction to a new host country without interruption of its legal personality and without having to be wound-up. Such a migration is often an efficient mechanism that will enable a company to maximise continuity of its operations in another jurisdiction, ensuring that its corporate history, assets and contractual relationships remain largely unaffected.
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