Malaysia Hotline: +603- 2141 8908
Procedure
of Singapore company registration is fully computerized by the Singapore
Registrar of Companies. As a result, the Singapore incorporation process is
quick and efficient without any bureaucratic red-tape involved. Under normal
circumstances, the company can be incorporated in 1-2 days.
There
are two distinct steps involved in the Singapore company setup procedure: a)
Company Name Approval and; b) Company Registration. Both steps can be
accomplished on the same day assuming there are no delays caused by Company
Registrar.
Step 1: Name Reservation
To set
up a Singapore company, the proposed name for the company must be approved
first. Company name approval is obtained by filing the application with the
Company Registrar. The service firm you have chosen to register your company
will do it for you as the first step in the incorporation process.
Generally
the name approval/rejection notification comes through in less than an hour
unless the proposed name has some certain words (such as bank, finance, law,
media, etc.) that might require the review and approval of a corresponding
external government authority. If the name is referred to an external
authority, the name approval may get delayed by few days or weeks.
To
improve your chances of quick name approval, make sure the name:
-is not
identical or too similar to any existing local company names
-does
not infringe with any trademarks
-is not
obscene or vulgar
-is not
already reserved
An
approved name will be reserved for 60 days from the date of application. You
can extend the name for another 60 days by filing an extension request just
before the expiry date.
Step 2: Register Company
Once the
name has been approved, the filing of the incorporation request as well as the
approval from the Registrar of Companies can be completed in a few hours
assuming incorporation documents are ready and have been signed by the
directors and shareholders of the new company.
There
are cases when the incorporation procedure can get delayed if the shareholders
or directors are of certain nationalities, although this happens in rare cases
only. In such cases, the authorities might ask for additional information.
A
registration fee of S$300 is payable to the Singapore Registrar of Companies at
the time of incorporating a private limited liability company.
Contact
us
If
you have further queries, please contact Tannet
24
hours Malaysia hotline：603-21418908;
24
hours Hong Kong hotline：852-27837818;
24
hours Hong Kong hotline：86-755-
36990589;
Email:
mytannet@gmail.com
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