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We provide end-to-end incorporation services to help you establish your business in Singapore smoothly and in full compliance with ACRA requirements. From name application to registration and secretarial support, our service ensures your company is set up correctly and ready to operate from day one.
Singapore is recognised globally as a premier business hub with its strategic location, political stability, and favourable tax regime. Incorporating a company here provides access to a trusted legal framework, efficient business environment, and attractive opportunities for growth.
Our incorporation services cover every step of the process, from filing statutory documents to arranging company secretarial, registered address, and bank account services. With our guidance, you can focus on building your business while we handle the compliance requirements.
Full Compliance
We ensure all incorporation requirements are met under ACRA and Singapore law.
One-Stop Service
From incorporation to secretarial and bank account opening, everything is handled for you.
Local Knowledge
Our expertise in Singapore regulations gives you peace of mind from day one.
Smooth Process
Efficient handling to minimise delays and let you start business operations quickly.
| Package Services (Yearly) | Starter Package | Premier Package |
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Incorporation of a Singapore entity Inclusive of government fees worth S$315
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| First Board of Director Meeting | ||
| 12 months company secretary services | ||
| Email reminder for statutory deadlines | ||
| Setup of CorpPass Access | ||
| One Round Company Stamp (Self-Inking) | ||
| 12 months registered address services | ||
| First year AGM & AR Filing |
Note: The service fee quote above may vary depending on the case
Our services provide clarity on share capital, foreign ownership, and director requirements in Singapore, helping businesses incorporate with confidence and compliance.
What is the minimum share capital required to set up a company in Singapore?
Share capital refers to the amount of money that shareholders have committed to the company. Share capital can be issued with or without full payment from shareholders. The minimum issued share capital is $1 when you incorporate a company. “Paid up capital” refers to the amount shareholders have paid to the company for their shares.
Company X issues 100,000 shares at $1 each to its shareholders. This brings the issued share capital to $100,000. However, the shareholders have only paid up 50% of their shareholding, which means that the paid up capital is $50,000 and the unpaid share capital is $50,000. If the shareholders pay the remainder 50% of their shareholding, then the company’s paid up capital will become $100,000 and the unpaid share capital will be $0. If Company X issues new shares in future, the amount of issued and paid up capital will increase accordingly.
Can a foreigner open a company in Singapore?
Just like a local Singaporean, a foreigner can register a company and own its 100% shareholding without facing any difficulties.
In fact, anyone over the age of 18 years can start a company in Singapore, provided that he has not been convicted of any legal offence or bankruptcy.
In addition to the Singaporeans, its Permanent Residents (PR), and holders of Employment Pass, EntrePass, or Dependents Pass, can register a company and be its shareholders.
It requires your physical presence in Singapore at the time of setting up your company.
Do I need a local director to setting up a company in Singapore?
The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) mandates that every company registered in Singapore must have at least one locally resident director. This means that foreign business owners cannot incorporate a company without fulfilling this requirement.