Register a Singapore private limited company from S$500. The one-time fee includes company name application, ACRA incorporation filing and S$315 in official fees.
This fee applies to a standard setup where an eligible Singapore resident director is already arranged. Company secretary, registered office, nominee director, accounting, tax and bank account services are separate.
Reviewed by a Chartered Accountant of SingaporeIf you are unsure where to start, these guides explain the common decisions before you appoint a provider or make a filing. This page explains how ProSec can assist with the actual filing and follow-up services.
Includes S$315 ACRA official fees.
For a private company limited by shares.
When documents are complete and no referral is required.
ProSec checks the proposed company name and business activity, submits the name application and incorporation through Bizfile, pays the included ACRA fees and provides the registration result and Business Profile.
The S$500 service is designed for a straightforward private limited company with a confirmed ownership structure and an eligible Singapore resident director.
Foreign shareholders who need additional KYC coordination can review the S$1,000 foreign shareholder incorporation service. Clients without a suitable local director should request a separate nominee director assessment.
The registration fee and ongoing compliance services are shown separately so you can see what each engagement covers.
Includes the S$315 ACRA official fees, name application, incorporation filing and registration transfer.
Company secretary, registered office, nominee director, accounting, tax, bank onboarding and first resolutions are excluded.
Includes S$315 ACRA official fees, foreign shareholder KYC review, document coordination and Bizfile incorporation filing where a resident director has already been arranged.
Corporate secretary, registered office, nominee director, accounting and tax services have separate scopes and fees.
Prepare the company decisions and identity records before the name application. Complete information reduces follow-up questions and filing errors.
ProSec confirms the filing information before submission and provides the registration records after approval.
These decisions affect the registration form and the company’s first compliance deadlines.
Confirm who will act as the locally resident director. If no suitable person is available, complete the separate nominee director assessment before filing.
Confirm the address, permitted use and mail access. The S$500 incorporation fee does not include ProSec’s registered office service.
A sole director cannot also act as company secretary. Select an appropriate secretary package based on expected filings, resolutions and company changes.
Describe what the company will sell, who it will serve and how it will earn revenue. ProSec can help identify suitable SSIC codes and flag activities that may need separate licensing.
Choose an FYE that fits the intended accounting cycle and group reporting needs. It will affect ECI, tax and Annual Return preparation.
A company that requires share capital can start with at least S$1. The filing must state the issued shares and the allocation to each shareholder.
The fees, officer requirements, filing times and share capital statements are linked to current ACRA guidance.
These answers cover the price, timing, ownership, required officers and information needed before filing.
ProSec's local company incorporation service costs S$500 as a one-time fee. It includes the S$15 company name application fee, S$300 company registration fee and the incorporation filing work. Company secretary, registered office, nominee director, accounting, tax and bank account services are separate.
Where the information is complete, the name has been approved and ACRA does not refer the application for additional review, registration commonly takes 1 to 2 business days. ACRA states that complex applications may take up to 15 working days and applications referred to another authority may take 14 to 60 days.
A foreign individual or company may generally hold all the shares in a Singapore private limited company. The company must still have at least one director who meets Singapore's local residency requirement, a Singapore registered office and a company secretary appointed within six months.
Yes. A Singapore company must have at least one director who is ordinarily resident in Singapore and meets the applicable eligibility requirements. Nominee director service is assessed and charged separately.
The company secretary does not have to be appointed on the incorporation date, but ACRA requires the appointment within six months after registration. A sole director cannot also act as the company secretary.
A company that requires share capital can start with at least S$1 in share capital. The appropriate amount and share allocation should reflect the owners' intended funding and ownership arrangement.
Yes. ProSec can review the proposed revenue-generating activities and help identify a suitable primary and secondary SSIC code. The company should also confirm whether its activity requires a separate licence or approval.
No. The S$500 incorporation fee does not include registered office service. You may provide an eligible Singapore address or engage ProSec's registered office service separately.
No. Company incorporation and bank onboarding are separate. ProSec can help organise company documents, but each bank performs its own KYC review and decides whether to open the account.
Prepare one or two proposed company names, a clear business description, the intended shareholders and directors, identity and address documents, ownership percentages, a Singapore registered office, the financial year end, initial share capital and source-of-funds information where relevant.
Send the proposed activity, shareholder and director profile, and whether you already have a Singapore registered office. ProSec will confirm the documents, service scope and applicable fee.
