A Singapore company needs a registered office address for official notices and company records. Before engagement, confirm how mail is notified, scanned, collected or forwarded.
A registered office is not automatically a customer-facing office, storage location or licensed operating premises.
If 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.
Used for ACRA records and formal notices.
Scanning or forwarding depends on the agreed scope.
Customer visits and regulated use require confirmation.
The service confirmation should state the notification method, collection process and any forwarding charges.
| Address type | Purpose | Check before use |
|---|---|---|
| Registered office | ACRA record, formal notices and company records | Mail access and public record implications |
| Operating office | Where staff or business operations are conducted | Lease, zoning and licensing requirements |
| Mailing or contact address | General correspondence | Whether the provider permits commercial use |
The client remains responsible for keeping contact details current and responding promptly to ACRA, IRAS, bank or legal correspondence.
Yes. A Singapore company’s registered office must be a Singapore address used for official notices and relevant company records.
Yes. The registered office serves statutory purposes, while the business may operate from another location.
Not necessarily. Notification, scanning, ordinary forwarding, courier and international forwarding should be confirmed in the service scope.
The permitted commercial use should be confirmed first. A statutory registered office may not be suitable for visits, licensing, storage or every marketing use.
The company should update ACRA and check whether the bank, IRAS, contracts, invoices and other records also require changes.
Send us your company status and available documents. ProSec will explain the relevant scope, fee and next step.
