Singapore Company Registration

Congratulations, you’ve registered your company! You now need to make sure that your operations are compliant with local regulations. Read the top 6 things you need to keep an eye out for.

Now, let’s tackle the big questions on relocating your company to Singapore. Are you setting up a new entity, or re-domiciliating? What happens to your assets? Can directors relocate there?

Singapore has one of the most extensive and innovative startup ecosystems in Asia. There is a community of incubators, accelerators, venture capitals, programmes and grants made available to startups.

According to Singapore laws, a private limited company must have a minimum of one shareholder. Otherwise, they have options of starting either a sole proprietorship or a partnership.

Setting up a business in Singapore, there are a few entities you can choose from. The most popular would be a private company. In this article, we explore the three common types of partnership.

Foreign companies expanding to Singapore need to make a crucial choice of their legal structure for their Singapore business expansion. There are different types of business structure in Singapore.