Businesses can be registered in Singapore online at Bizfile, a web-based electronics filing and registration system managed by Singapore’s Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority. Generally, companies have the following options for business formation: Singapore...
Foreign companies can either incorporate a local branch or register the foreign company in the country with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) by applying for a name search, lodging the registration documents and paying for the registration fees online or at...
Before starting the registration process, the investor should be aware that there are some limitations on share ownership for foreign companies that plan to establish a company or business in Indonesia. There is also a Negative Investment List (Daftar Negatif...
Thailand represents an attractive market for foreign investors who want to set up their enterprises. Thai law restricts access to certain businesses, however, it should be noted that barriers are being lowered and restrictions reduced as the government is intent of...
In general, companies have the following options for business formation: Joint Venture – A foreign joint venture is understood as an economic entity with at least one foreign company partner. Representative Office (RO) – It is generally easy and inexpensive to...
The Securities and Exchange Commission is the government agency responsible for the registration, licensing, regulation, and supervision of all corporations and partnerships organised in the Philippines, including foreign corporations licensed to engage in business or...
