Anjouan.
Anjouan's regulator is the Anjouan Betting & Gaming Board.
Our published timeline is 4–8 weeks.
Anjouan is one of 12 fast-track jurisdictions we cover, and one of 6 in the offshore group.
Anjouan at a glance.
The Anjouan gaming licence is issued by the Anjouan Betting & Gaming Board. It covers casino, betting, poker, eSports and crypto. The licence fee starts from €17,828 a year. On our published timeline the process takes 4–8 weeks. Gaming tax is 0% on GGR. A local office is not required.
Anjouan Gaming Licence
A fast, low-cost offshore B2C licence and a Curaçao alternative, live in weeks.
- Licence feefrom €17,828 / yr
- Timeline4–8 weeks
- Tax0% on GGR
Figures are the current published cost and timeline for a clean file. We confirm both in writing before you commit.
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- Curaçao Crypto-Gambling Rules: Deadline & Ban
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- Curaçao Alternatives in 2026: Where Operators Migrate
The 2026 LOK reform is pushing operators off Curaçao. Here are the five licences they move to (Anjouan, Tobique, Malta, Estonia and Vanuatu) and how to pick.
- Anjouan Gaming Licence: Restricted Countries (2026)
The countries an Anjouan gaming licence forces you to geoblock, the grey markets where it works, and how its reach compares to Curaçao.
- Anjouan Crypto Gambling Licence 2026: Bitcoin Casino Route
Why Anjouan is a go-to licence for Bitcoin casinos in 2026 — what the permit covers, the VASP line, and the crypto AML you build yourself.
- Why Operators Switch to Anjouan in 2026
The real reasons iGaming operators are moving to Anjouan in 2026 — Curaçao's post-LOK cost rise, a €17,828 flat fee, 0% GGR, crypto acceptance.
- Anjouan Gaming Licence in 2026: Cost, Process & Legitimacy
One of the fastest, lowest-cost ways to license an online gambling business in 2026, with the official fee schedule and a timeline.
- Verify an Anjouan Gaming Licence: Check the Register (2026)
How to confirm an Anjouan gaming licence is genuine in under a minute — the public register of 1,500+ holders, the fields it shows, how counterfeits are sold.
- Anjouan Gaming Licence Requirements in 2026
Exactly what you need to qualify for an Anjouan gaming licence in 2026 — corporate documents, UBO and KYC files, business plan.
- Curaçao to Anjouan in 2026: How to Migrate Your Licence
A practical guide to migrating your gaming licence from Curaçao to Anjouan in 2026 — why operators switch, the step-by-step move, a 4–8 week timeline.
- The Corporate Structure Behind an Anjouan Licence
How an Anjouan gaming licence is actually structured — the Costa Rica applicant company, the licence on top, and the Cyprus payment agent.
- Anjouan B2B Licence 2026: €17,828 Fee or Recognition Route
230 of 1,527 Anjouan licences now carry B2B scope. What the €17,828 supplier licence covers, when a recognition certificate is enough, and how the file runs.
- Anjouan vs Malta Gaming Licence (2026): Speed vs Credibility
Anjouan vs Malta gaming licence in 2026: €17,828 flat and live in weeks against a tier-1 EU credential with real substance. Which to pick by budget.
- The Anjouan Casino Launch Checklist (2026)
An end-to-end Anjouan casino launch checklist for 2026 — every phase from Costa Rica company to live product. Verified against the regulator.
- Anjouan Gaming Licence Cost in 2026: The Real All-In Budget
The Anjouan gaming licence cost is not the €17,828 official fee. Here's the year-one budget of €40,000–€70,000 all-in, with every line broken down.
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