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Curaçao Gaming Control Board Application and Submission Guidelines

Application Submission Guidelines Application Submission   Corporate Disclosure Form   Business Plan   Online Licensing Application Form   Domains  Start-Ups  Sublicensee Additional Disclosure  Game Certification   Personal History Disclosure Form   Who Needs to Submit a Personal History Disclosure  Critical Documents Uploaded   Communications   Application Submitted   Changes to the Application   Domain Changes  Key Events   Decision Period   1. Application Submission The Gaming Control Board (the “GCB”) has noticed a range of quality in the applications submitted. Some do not meet the required standards, resulting in processing delays due to the need for additional information, amendments, or corrections. It is important that applicants ensure their submissions are complete and of satisfactory quality from the outset. Applicants must fully complete three core forms and upload all required enclosures. ...
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Comprehensive Roadmap for Obtaining an Online Gaming License in Curaçao

  Comprehensive Roadmap for Obtaining an Online Gaming License in Curaçao This roadmap outlines the requirements and obligations for acquiring and maintaining an online gaming license from the Curaçao Gaming Control Board (GCB) as per the Curaçao Gaming Control Board's " Conditions to Curaçao Online Gaming License ".  Click here to jump to " how to appeal " or " Required Documents " 1. Company Establishment Legal Entity : Must establish a company under the laws of Curaçao with its registered office located in Curaçao. 2. Licensing Scope and Duration License Specifics : Granted for specified domains approved by the GCB. Valid for a term of  one year , subject to renewal, suspension, or revocation. Non-transferable and cannot be used by any person other than the licensee. 3. Exclusive Business Operations Business Activities : Must exclusively offer services related to the licensed games of chance. Offering other goods or services is prohibited. 4. Compli...
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Required Documents for Gaming License Application with the GCB under the NOOGH

Overview of Required Documents for Gaming License Application Below is an overview of the required documents for the gaming license application:  1. Personal History Disclosure Form V011123 Purpose : To provide information of all Key Persons.   Enclosures : Original or Certified True Copy of Birth Certificate Original or Certified True Copy of Passport  or another state-issued identification document Original or Certified True Copy of a recent police conduct or conviction sheet  (for all jurisdictions where the applicant resided for more than six months within the last two years) Certified True Copies of any gaming licenses  issued to the applicant in a personal capacity (e.g., UK Personal Management License) Original or Certified True Copy of a bank reference or recent bank statement  (issued within six months of the application date) Original or Certified True Copy of a utility bill  or bank statement showing the current residential address Letter of...
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GCB Appeal

Appeal:  If you disagree with the decision of the Gaming Control Board (GCB), you have the right to file an objection with the GCB on the basis of Article 55 of the National Ordinance on Administrative Proceedings (NOAP) by following these  steps.  
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Curaçao Gaming Control Board Fees and Collections under the NOOGH

Published:  19th September 2024 Version:  1.0 Fees and Collection Policy Contents Introduction  - 2 Fees  - 2 License fee - 2 Certificate of Operations: Orange Digital Seal - 2 General Info  - 2 License Issuance  - 3 Invoicing and Collection  - 3 Initial Invoice - 3 Monthly Fee - 4 Certificate of Operation: Orange Digital Seal  - 4 Introduction Effective immediately, this document outlines the fees and collection terms pertaining to a gaming license issued and operated by the Curaçao Gaming Control Board (the “GCB”) under the NOOGH legislation. The GCB reserves the right to amend this policy at any time. Fees License Fee Non-refundable NAF 36,000 on license grant and annually on each anniversary thereafter. Monthly fee of NAF 7,000 plus any applicable “per-domain” fee. Certificate of Operations: Orange Digital Seal The sub-licensee authorized to display the temporary Orange Digital Seal must pay a non-refundable fee of NAF 28,000. For operators wh...
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Unofficial Translation SNO | A° 2014 N° 55 (G.T.) 3de juni 2014, no. 14/1188 | Geconsolideerde tekst van de Sanctielandsverordening

A° 2014 N° 55 (G.T.) PUBLICATION BULLETIN National Decree of June 3, 2014, No. 14/1188 , Establishing the consolidated text of the  Sanctions National Ordinance . The Governor of Curaçao, On the proposal of the Minister of Justice; In consideration of: the General Transition Regulation on Legislation and Governance of the Country of Curaçao; Has approved the following: Article 1 The consolidated text of the  Sanctions National Ordinance  is established in accordance with the text included in the annex to this national decree. Article 2 This national decree with the annex will be published in the Publication Bulletin. Willemstad, June 3, 2014 L.A. GEORGE-WOUT The Minister of Justice, N.G. NAVARRO Issued on June 27, 2014 The Minister of General Affairs, I.O.O. ASJES Annex belonging to the National Decree of June 3, 2014, no. 14/1188 , establishing the consolidated text of the  Sanctions National Ordinance . Consolidated text of the Sanctions National Ordinance , as it ...
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Unofficial Translation National Ordinance on Offshore Games of Hazard (NOOGH PB 1993, no. 63)

  1993 PUBLICATION BULLETIN National Ordinance of June 8, 1993 Concerning provisions related to the operation of games of chance on the international market through service line services and amending the Criminal Code of the Netherlands Antilles. IN THE NAME OF THE QUEEN! The Governor of the Netherlands Antilles, Considering: That it is desirable to enable the operation of games of chance on the international market through service line services; That the Criminal Code of the Netherlands Antilles, as amended, last by the national ordinance of December 22, 1989 (P.B. 1989, no. 94), also needs to be further amended in this regard; Having heard the Council of Advice and with the joint consultation of the States, has established the following national ordinance: Article 1 The Governor is authorized to grant a license for the operation of games of chance on the international market through service line services. A license for the establishment and operation of these games ...
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