To register a company in Singapore, you must:

• Register your company name;
• Have at least 1 resident director;
• Appoint 1 local company secretary;
• Have 1 to 50 shareholders (can be residents or non-residents);
• Have a minimum of $1 paid-up capital; and
• Have a local registered address.

For additional information, please read A Complete Guide on Company Registration in Singapore.

The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) in Singapore will require you to provide your company’s constitution, a brief description of your business activities, and the details of your shareholders and directors, as well as their KYC (Know Your Customer) information in order to incorporate your company in Singapore.

For additional information, please refer to:

Singapore Company Incorporation Requirements & Procedure

First, we check if your desired company name is available. Then, we require you to send us your IC or passport copy, details on directors and shareholders, etc. Next, we help you get all the necessary documents prepared and ask for your electronic signature. Once they’re all signed off, we submit them to ACRA. After a UEN has been issued, your company is ready to operate!

It usually takes 1 - 3 hours to incorporate a company. It mostly depends on how quickly all the details can be ready to be submitted and the number of stakeholders in the company. If the company registration has to be referred to another government agency for further checking, the process can take weeks.

When your Singapore company has been incorporated, we will send an official email with your company profile and certificate of incorporation attached for Free. 

Should you want to retrieve the certificate of incorporation by yourself, you will also be able to obtain a PDF version of your company business profile by making a request online and paying a nominal application fee. 

ACRA is the regulator of business registration, financial reporting, public accountants, and corporate service providers in Singapore. Their purpose is to create a secure and dynamic business environment in Singapore. Their role is to generate synergies between the monitoring of corporate compliance with disclosure requirements and regulations of public accountants performing statutory audits.

ACRA is also responsible for:

• Administering matters related to accountants, companies, and business name registrations;
• Reporting and making recommendations to, and advising the government on matters related to the registration and regulation of business entities, public accountants, and corporate service providers;
• Establishing and administering a repository of documents and information related to business entities, public accountants, and corporate service providers, as well as providing access to the public to such documents and information;
• Representing the government internationally in matters associated with the registration and regulation of business entities, public accountants, and corporate service providers; and
• Promoting public awareness about new business structures, compliance requirements, corporate governance practice, and any matter under the purview of the authority.

ACRA will provide you with a Certificate of Incorporation. They will send you an email to confirm your company registration in Singapore. Your Singapore business registration number will be soft-copied on the incorporation document.

In addition, your Business Profile will be sent to you. This profile will serve as your new company's identity card.

You will also be required to fulfill several post-incorporation obligations, such as opening a corporate bank account, registering for GST, applying for business licenses, hiring staff, and many more, depending on your business nature.

For more details, please refer to A Post-Incorporation Guide for Singapore Startups.

Yes, all Singapore-incorporated companies must have a registered business address in Singapore. It must be a place with a physical local address. A P.O. box is not accepted.

If you don’t have an office address, you may use our service. We’ll take care of your incoming letters, scan them, and store them in your Biz Atom account so you can retrieve them whenever you want to.

You can also use your residential address as your company address if your business is not going to disturb your neighbors. However, this might need additional approval from authorities.

To register a company in Singapore, you must:

• Register your company name;
• Have at least 1 resident director;
• Appoint 1 local company secretary;
• Have 1 to 50 shareholders (can be residents or non-residents);
• Have a minimum of $1 paid-up capital; and
• Have a local registered address.

For additional information, please read A Complete Guide on Company Registration in Singapore.

The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) in Singapore will require you to provide your company’s constitution, a brief description of your business activities, and the details of your shareholders and directors, as well as their KYC (Know Your Customer) information in order to incorporate your company in Singapore.

For additional information, please refer to:

Singapore Company Incorporation Requirements & Procedure

First, we check if your desired company name is available. Then, we require you to send us your IC or passport copy, details on directors and shareholders, etc. Next, we help you get all the necessary documents prepared and ask for your electronic signature. Once they’re all signed off, we submit them to ACRA. After a UEN has been issued, your company is ready to operate!

It usually takes 1 - 3 hours to incorporate a company. It mostly depends on how quickly all the details can be ready to be submitted and the number of stakeholders in the company. If the company registration has to be referred to another government agency for further checking, the process can take weeks.

When your Singapore company has been incorporated, we will send an official email with your company profile and certificate of incorporation attached for Free. 

Should you want to retrieve the certificate of incorporation by yourself, you will also be able to obtain a PDF version of your company business profile by making a request online and paying a nominal application fee. 

ACRA is the regulator of business registration, financial reporting, public accountants, and corporate service providers in Singapore. Their purpose is to create a secure and dynamic business environment in Singapore. Their role is to generate synergies between the monitoring of corporate compliance with disclosure requirements and regulations of public accountants performing statutory audits.

ACRA is also responsible for:

• Administering matters related to accountants, companies, and business name registrations;
• Reporting and making recommendations to, and advising the government on matters related to the registration and regulation of business entities, public accountants, and corporate service providers;
• Establishing and administering a repository of documents and information related to business entities, public accountants, and corporate service providers, as well as providing access to the public to such documents and information;
• Representing the government internationally in matters associated with the registration and regulation of business entities, public accountants, and corporate service providers; and
• Promoting public awareness about new business structures, compliance requirements, corporate governance practice, and any matter under the purview of the authority.

ACRA will provide you with a Certificate of Incorporation. They will send you an email to confirm your company registration in Singapore. Your Singapore business registration number will be soft-copied on the incorporation document.

In addition, your Business Profile will be sent to you. This profile will serve as your new company's identity card.

You will also be required to fulfill several post-incorporation obligations, such as opening a corporate bank account, registering for GST, applying for business licenses, hiring staff, and many more, depending on your business nature.

For more details, please refer to A Post-Incorporation Guide for Singapore Startups.

Yes, all Singapore-incorporated companies must have a registered business address in Singapore. It must be a place with a physical local address. A P.O. box is not accepted.

If you don’t have an office address, you may use our service. We’ll take care of your incoming letters, scan them, and store them in your Biz Atom account so you can retrieve them whenever you want to.

You can also use your residential address as your company address if your business is not going to disturb your neighbors. However, this might need additional approval from authorities.