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A partnership firm is a popular choice among entrepreneurs due to its simplicity and flexibility. It allows multiple individuals to come together and combine their resources, skills, and expertise to run a business.
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Government fees and third-party charges apply where mentioned.
Singapore is a popular destination for Indian entrepreneurs expanding internationally because of its business-friendly environment, infrastructure, and supportive Government policies.
It is a global-trade hub with developed financial and legal systems, creating opportunities for businesses establishing an international presence.
LegallensIndia guides entrepreneurs through the legal requirements and Singapore company-registration process.
A Private Limited Company is the most common Singapore business structure. It is legally separate from its owners and shareholders and provides limited-liability protection.
A Limited Liability Partnership is a partnership in which each partner receives limited-liability protection.
LLPs are commonly selected by professional-services firms, while Private Limited Companies suit a broad range of businesses.
| Structure | Key Characteristics |
|---|---|
| Private Limited Company | Separate legal entity with limited liability for owners and shareholders |
| Limited Liability Partnership | Partnership offering limited-liability protection to each partner and commonly used for professional services |
Select a unique name that is not already used by another company.
The name must not be offensive or infringe trademark or copyright law. Availability can be checked through the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority website.
The company must have at least one director who is a Singapore citizen, permanent resident, or Employment Pass holder.
A director must be at least 18 years old and cannot be bankrupt or convicted of criminal offences. A foreign national wishing to become a director must obtain an Employment Pass.
At least one shareholder is required. The supplied content states that a company can have up to 50 shareholders, who may also serve as directors.
A shareholder can be an individual or corporate entity and does not need to reside in Singapore.
A resident company secretary must be appointed within six months after incorporation.
The supplied content states that the company secretary cannot be a director or shareholder.
The company must maintain a physical registered address rather than a post-office box.
Official correspondence is delivered there, and company records and registers are maintained at the address.
The minimum paid-up capital is S$1, and it may be increased at any time after incorporation.
Prepare the director and shareholder particulars, company-name approval, registration form, Memorandum and Articles of Association, company-secretary details, licences and permits, and bank-account information.
Indian directors and shareholders provide passport copies, address proof, and other Indian Government identification.
The documents must be certified by a notary public, advocate, attorney, or certified public accountant.
The proposed name must be unique, lawful, and distinguishable from existing businesses. Include a short description of the intended company activities.
After registration, ACRA issues a Certificate of Incorporation confirming the establishment date and satisfaction of the legal incorporation conditions.
The constitutional documents state the company's objectives, rules, structure, share capital, and management framework.
They must comply with Singapore Company Law, be signed by the shareholders, and be filed with ACRA during registration.
Appoint a qualified Singapore-resident company secretary within six months of incorporation. A professional secretary may be engaged to satisfy this requirement.
Identify and obtain every licence or permit required for regulated business activities before operations begin.
Provide details of a bank account opened in the company's name with a local Singapore bank.
Singapore's position in Southeast Asia and global connectivity make it a strong base for international expansion and trade.
Low tax rates, streamlined regulations, and supportive Government policies make Singapore accessible for businesses.
Singapore's legal system includes strong protection against piracy, counterfeiting, and trademark infringement.
The country has a highly educated workforce and experienced professionals across many industries.
LegallensIndia helps Indian entrepreneurs understand the available structures, meet the director and shareholder criteria, prepare the required documents, and navigate ACRA registration.
The service is designed to help businesses establish a Singapore presence quickly, securely, and in accordance with the applicable requirements.