
Incorporation and Secretarial from SGD 750
You must meet the following requirements before applying to the ACRA to start the process of forming a Singapore private limited company:
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Incorporation, Secretarial and Nominee director from SGD 5,000
You must meet the following requirements before applying to the ACRA to start the process of forming a Singapore private limited company:
The price is fully inclusive covering all registration preparation, ACRA filing, and the government fee with no hidden charges.
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Appointing Company Secretary (ACRA compliance requirements)
Companies must appoint a company secretary within six months from the date of incorporation. This position cannot be left vacant for more than six months, or the directors may face a penalty of up to SGD1,000.
A company secretary is responsible for the administration of the company. They are also required to ensure that all directors and shareholders are informed of their statutory obligations, such as the filing of annual returns.
The responsibilities of a secretary can vary depending on a company's needs. Below are some examples:
Futre helps entrepreneurs, startups, and foreign investors register a company in Singapore quickly, correctly, and in full compliance with ACRA requirements. Whether you are a Singapore Citizen, Permanent Resident, or a foreign national looking to incorporate a company in Singapore for the first time, our team manages the entire process on your behalf — from company name reservation and ACRA filing through to post-incorporation compliance.
Setting up a private limited company in Singapore is one of the most popular choices for business owners due to its separate legal entity status, limited liability protection, and eligibility for Start-Up Tax Exemption (SUTE). With a minimum paid-up capital of just S$1 and a registration process that typically takes one to two working days, Singapore company formation is fast and straightforward when handled by an ACRA-registered filing agent.
Our team also provides ongoing support after incorporation, including corporate secretarial services, accounting and bookkeeping, and tax advisory services — giving you a single partner for all your compliance and back-office needs from day one.
Singapore is a top destination for company registration, offering a pro-business environment, a flat 17% corporate tax rate, tax exemptions for new companies, and a strategic position as a gateway to Asian markets.
Choosing a private limited company structure in Singapore gives you significant advantages. You create a separate legal entity, limit shareholders' liability, ensure perpetual succession, and attract investors more easily.
This structure also enhances your credibility with banks, partners, and potential clients, making it a preferred choice for SMEs and multinational subsidiaries.
By understanding these benefits, you can see why so many entrepreneurs and businesses register companies in Singapore with the help of professional advisors.
The next section explains ACRA’s incorporation requirements and guides you step by step to establish your company successfully.
Select a unique company name that must be approved by ACRA via the Bizfile portal. Reserve the name before submitting your incorporation application. The name reservation fee is S$15.
Prepare all necessary incorporation documents, including particulars of directors, shareholders, and the company secretary, the registered office address, the company constitution, and share capital details. Accurate documentation ensures a smooth registration process.
Submit your incorporation application through ACRA’s Bizfile portal. Foreigners without a SingPass must engage a corporate service provider, such as Futre, to file on their behalf. The standard ACRA registration fee is S$300.
Most applications are approved within one to two working days. Upon approval, your company will receive a Unique Entity Number (UEN) and the Certificate of Incorporation, confirming that you have successfully incorporated a company in Singapore.
After incorporation, companies must appoint a company secretary within six months, open a corporate bank account, and meet ongoing ACRA and IRAS compliance obligations. Futre also provides corporate secretarial services to support these requirements.
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The total cost to register a company in Singapore includes the ACRA government fee of S$315, comprising S$15 for name reservation and S$300 for registration, along with the professional fee of a corporate service provider for handling the incorporation process.
Future’s incorporation packages start from SGD 750 for local entrepreneurs and SGD 5,000 for foreigners, both inclusive of all government fees, secretarial support, and no hidden charges.
For a detailed breakdown or a customised quote, contact our team today to discuss your company formation requirements and incorporate a company in Singapore efficiently and confidently.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, you don't have to be there in person to register your Singapore business. You can hire a qualified company or engage a registered filing agent to manage the incorporation on your behalf. However, you must visit Singapore to open a corporate bank account for your new company.
Sole proprietorship, partnership, and private limited company (Pte) Limited are Singapore's three most prevalent business entity kinds. The decision is based on variables, including liability, ownership, and growth strategies.
The process of registering a company involves several steps, and the following average time is taken.
Most company incorporation applications in Singapore are approved within one to two working days when all documents are complete. Applications involving regulated business activities or requiring additional authority approval may take longer.
Yes. Foreigners can own 100% of a Singapore private limited company with no local ownership restrictions.
Foreign nationals who are not ordinarily resident in Singapore must appoint a nominee director who is a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident, and engage a Corporate Service Provider to submit the incorporation application through ACRA’s Bizfile portal.
The minimum paid-up capital required to incorporate a company in Singapore is S$1. The capital can be increased at any time after incorporation as the business grows.
After incorporation, companies must appoint a company secretary within six months, hold an Annual General Meeting within six months of the financial year end, file annual returns with ACRA, and submit corporate income tax returns to IRAS.
Most companies also require annual bookkeeping and financial statement preparation to meet these obligations.
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