License Name
Casino Licence Uruguay (officially licensed by the Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas)
Casino Licence Uruguay (officially licensed by the Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas)
Uruguay
Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas (Ministry of Economy and Finance), Uruguay
Land-based casino games including table games and slot machines
Local
Good
Company must be registered in Uruguay
Casinos must comply with national anti-money laundering regulations as per Uruguayan law
Casinos must submit regular reports to the Ministry of Economy and Finance
Subject to audits by regulatory authorities
Casinos must cover costs related to legal compliance, licensure, and regulatory fees
Only authorizes land-based casino gambling, online gambling is regulated separately
Casinos must comply with Uruguayan tax obligations for gaming activity
Must comply with data storage laws of Uruguay
Supervised and administered via Ministry protocols and public notifications
Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas, Uruguay
Appointment of a Responsible Gaming Compliance Officer is required
Casino operators often partner with Uruguayan entities or authorities
Disputes resolved under Uruguayan law, subject to administrative and judicial review
Licenses are not transferable; new licensure required for new operators
Sub-licensing is not permitted; license is directly issued per operator
License fees vary based on casino project, location, and investment commitment
Annual licensing and regulatory fees set by the Ministry
Casinos subject to specific gaming tax rates as determined by Uruguayan legislation
Bank guarantees or bonds required as part of the licensing process
Timeline dependent on project size and regulatory assessment
Corporate documents, background checks, project proposals, financial plans
Comprehensive business and gaming operations plan required
Written procedures for AML, KYC, responsible gaming, and operational protocols required
Gaming equipment and software must comply with national standards
Must maintain a registered office in Uruguay
Compliance with responsible gambling programs and policies mandated
Casinos must implement a self-exclusion mechanism for players
Strict enforcement of 18+ age requirement
Customer identity must be verified per AML standards
Local language support required
Operators must address patron complaints per Ministry regulations
Player funds must be segregated as per national regulation
Promotions must comply with Ministry guidelines
Approved games include table games, slot machines, and other Ministry-approved casino games
Compliance with Uruguayan national security and operational standards
Data protection through secure systems required
License duration and renewal period set by Ministry approval
Renewal must be approved by the Ministry, subject to demonstrated compliance
Fines, suspension or revocation of license for regulatory violations
Disputes may be referred to administrative or judicial review as per Uruguayan law
Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas, Colonia 1089, 11100 Montevideo, Uruguay
What is Casino Licence Uruguay (Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas)?
A formal authorization from Uruguay’s Ministry of Economy and Finance for operating land-based casinos within the country.
Which jurisdiction issues Casino Licence Uruguay?
The license is issued by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas) of Uruguay.
What is the cost of obtaining Casino Licence Uruguay?
License fees and annual costs are determined case-by-case by the Ministry, based on investment, location, and operational scale.
What are the main requirements for Casino Licence Uruguay?
Key requirements include company registration in Uruguay, compliance with AML regulations, responsible gaming policies, local presence, and Ministry approval.