Want to benefit from the best corporate system in the world?
Find out how establishing a Singapore company can bring value to your business
3 Steps to establishing your own Singapore company
STEP 1
Apply on the website
STEP 2
Pay for invoice
STEP 3
Enjoy!
We need the following information to proceed with the incorporation of your Singapore company:
Proposed company names (ending with “PTE. LTD., ”PTE. LIMITED”, “PRIVATE LTD.” or “PRIVATE LIMITED”).
Example:
GREEN TREES PTE. LTD.
Hint: You can use as many words as you want in the name of your Singapore company. However, you should bear in mind that other people reading or writing your company’s name in their documents, may not be happy spelling or writing names that are too long or invoke unpleasant sentiments. To introduce your Singapore company to the world, our team recommends 2-3 words before the ending.
The structure of the company (1 Director Resident of Singapore should be in accordance with legislation)
Anticipated main business activities (1 or 2)
Example:
How a client describes future business:
“We are going to develop software on a by-order basis and provide support to our clients”
How it looks on the Company’s business profile:
Hint: Just tell us what main business activities your company plans to do and we shall find the appropriate position in SSIC (Singapore Standard Industrial Classification).
Paid-up capital
Hint: Paid-up capital of a Singapore company can be as low as 1 Singapore Dollar. We recommend starting a company with paid-up capital of 1,000 Singapore Dollars.
Directors
Hint: We will provide one resident local Director to each Singapore company as required by Singapore law. Please inform us if you are going to appoint someone else (e.g. yourself or your business partners) to be additional Directors.
Shareholders
Please let us know who will hold shares in the company and how many shares you are planning to issue.
Beneficiaries
Hint: In most cases, a Singapore company’s shareholders are its beneficiaries. Please let us know whether your company’s shareholders hold their shares for someone else.
KYC documents
Please supply us with copies of passport and of documents that confirm the address for each person involved in your Singapore Company. These will most commonly include, Director, Shareholder or Beneficiary.
We promise to register your Singapore company within 24 hours upon receipt of payment and necessary information. Concurrently, we will prepare the full set of documents, including Company’s common seal, within 1 week.
How much does it cost?
Price list for Singapore companies incorporation
Service
Price, EUR
Company incorporation
21 €
Government fee
210 €
Singapore Registered Address for 1 year
340 €
Secretarial services for 1 year
470 €
Local Director* for 1 year
1 780 €
Total amount for payment
2 821 €
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6 Steps to Opening a Business Bank Account in Singapore
For Local and Foreign Companies
STEP 1
Discuss strategy, including the date and time of visit to the bank.
STEP 2
Payment for the service (if not made earlier)
STEP 3
Meet in our office on the day we planned to visit the bank
STEP 4
Visit the bank and submit the application
STEP 5
Communicate with the bank whilst the application is being processed (addressing bankers’ questions, submission of additional documents etc.)
STEP 6
Get a user’s token and begin business operations
What else?
Price list for additional services
Additional services
Price, EUR
Notarization of 1 document (Certified true copy)
110 €
Notarization of 1 document (Signature witness)
105 €
Notarization of set of documents
320 €
Legalization of 1 document
380 €
Legalization of set of document (depends in country)
640 €
Courier delivery DHL (weight less then 0,5 kg)
95 €
Application for Employment pass
1 170 €
Certificate of Incorporation
105 €
bizFILE with certificate of production
70 €
Certificate of Good Standing
180 €
Changes of company structure with ACRA
110 €
Registration of trade mark (one class)
1 430 €
Bookkeeping services (from…)
1 100 €
Security deposit
1 890 €
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Why us?
Experienced Team
We achieve our clients’ desired results regardless of unforeseen difficulties and circumstances that may arise
Expertise
Your task is fulfilled by highly professional experts who do their best to make every goal achievable in an efficient manner
Global Network
We work with professionals from numerous countries to consider all details important to our clients
Professional Development
The knowledge base our team provides is being consistently expanded and updated, allowing our clients to be prepared for any important changes in the business environment
About Us
Always Ready to Support Your Business Endeavours
RESTIVE PTE. LTD. is a Singapore-based firm that provides professional incorporation, accounting, tax, business immigration and compliance services for local companies since 2012.
We are a group of highly experienced professionals with a passion to deliver services that add value to our clients’ business at affordable prices.
We focus on providing what our clients need and ensuring that it is delivered with a professional and personal touch.
Let’s start our journey together!
Frequently asked questions with answers
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The most popular type of company in Singapore is private companies limited by shares, in which the responsibility of members is limited to their contributions into the share capital of the company.
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A Singapore company must have at least one shareholder
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Legal entities in Singapore can independently own property, conduct business in their own name for an unlimited period of time, and can sue or be sued in their own names
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A foreign citizen may be the sole director in a company registered in Singapore, provided that he is ordinarily resident in Singapore
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The most popular type of company in Singapore is private companies limited by shares, in which the responsibility of members is limited to their contributions into the share capital of the company.
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A Singapore company must have at least one shareholder
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Legal entities in Singapore can independently own property, conduct business in their own name for an unlimited period of time, and can sue or be sued in their own names
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A foreign citizen may be the sole director in a company registered in Singapore, provided that he is ordinarily resident in Singapore