Starting a business in Singapore? Here’s your ultimate guide to company incorporation. Singapore is a fantastic place to set up a company, thanks to its robust economy, strategic location, and business-friendly environment. Whether you're a local entrepreneur or a foreign investor, here's everything you need to know about incorporating a company in the Lion City.
The first step is deciding on the type of business entity you want to establish. The most common structure is a Private Limited Company (Pte Ltd), which offers limited liability to its shareholders. Other options include Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, and Limited Liability Partnership (LLP).
Your company name must be unique and not infringe on any trademarks. You can check name availability and reserve your chosen name through the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) website. The name reservation is valid for 120 days.
To incorporate your company, you’ll need the following documents:
Once you have all your documents ready, you can file for incorporation online via ACRA’s BizFile+ portal. The process is straightforward, and approval usually takes one to two days if all documents are in order.
After incorporation, there are several post-incorporation tasks to complete:
Ready to embark on your business journey in Singapore? Follow these steps to set up your business smoothly and begin enjoying the advantages of Singapore's vibrant economy. Should you need expert guidance along the way, reach out to us at hello@eondigits.com. Eon Digits is committed to supporting you through every stage of your entrepreneurial venture.