Form a Company in Singapore, Asia

The plan price is what you pay — the mandatory ACRA fees (S$315 to incorporate and S$60 for the annual return) are already built into it, not added at the end. Plans start at S$950 for incorporation with a company secretary, with accounting and the foreigner essentials bundled in the higher tiers.

There isn't one. Singapore law just needs one director who lives locally. A nominee fills that seat on paper for compliance only — they have no say in your business, no signing power over your accounts, and no shareholding. It's a standard, legal arrangement for foreign-owned companies.

Yes. We introduce you to local banks and digital payment providers that onboard non-residents, and many can open an account remotely. The bank makes the final decision, but we prepare your application to give it the best shot.

Singapore's headline corporate rate is 17%, but it's single-tier — profits are taxed once, and dividends you take out aren't taxed again. There's no capital gains tax, and newly incorporated companies can claim start-up exemptions, so most pay an effective rate well below 17% in the early years.

Each year you file an annual return with ACRA, hold an AGM, and keep your bookkeeping and tax filings current. Our Full Compliance plan rolls the company secretary, those filings, and your first year of accounting into one price so nothing slips through the cracks.

For most founders, a Pte Ltd: it's a separate legal entity, so your personal assets are protected, and it unlocks the corporate tax exemptions. A sole proprietorship is cheaper to run but leaves you personally liable for every debt and taxed at personal rates — fine for a small side venture, risky for a growing business.

Yes. If you already have a Singapore company, we can take over the company secretary role and your ongoing compliance and accounting. You don't need to re-incorporate — we step in, review where things stand, and keep you in good standing from there.