Singapore Company Registration

A subsidiary company in Singapore is usually a private limited company, though it may sometimes be a sole proprietorship or limited liability partnership. Read this article to find out more.

Re-domiciliation is a process whereby a foreign corporate entity transfers its registration from its Original Jurisdiction to a New Jurisdiction, in this case Singapore.

Every branch office in Singapore is related to a foreign company. Branch offices differ from subsidiary offices in several ways. They are to have a minimum of one authorized representative.

Before operating your firm, you must first register it and explain your business activity. Read on to find out more on the important details on SSIC codes and what do they mean.

The Unique Entity Number (UEN) is a one-of-a-kind 10-digit number that acts as the standard identification number of an entity – read on to find out more.

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.