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Representative Office

A Representative Office is established with the purpose of assessing business opportunities in Singapore market. It is a good choice for a foreign company that is aiming in promoting its brand and to work with its local agents and parties. It is a short-term setup and it cannot engage in commercial revenue generating activities.

Features:

  • easy and inexpensive way to stake a presence in Singapore for short period
  • no need to file any statutory document or submit tax return in Singapore
  • not allowed to enter into contract and perform any revenue-generating transactions
  • needs to be converted into branch office or subsidiary company in the end

Our Representative Office Workflow

  • Procedure
  • Required Documents
  • Select Packages / Services
  • Payment

Procedure

1

Fill in pre-incorporation form online

2

To receive the packages recommended by us

3

Select package & make payment

4

To review and sign the documents

5

Incorporation with ACRA by us

Required Documents

Documents List

  • Pre-Incorporation Form
  • A copy of the parent company’s Certificate of Incorporation
  • A copy of the latest audited financial statement of the parent company
  • Registered office address in Singapore
  • Particular of the representative (Copy of NRIC for local resident/ Passport for foreigners)

Requirement

  • Let us know your Representative Office’s name, registered office address and foreign parent company’s particular.
  • A true copy of NRIC/passport is required to be presented for verification.
  • Ensure passport validity not less than 6 months.

Note: More documents might be required from you in case by case basis.

Related Regulations

  • Representative Office Name – The Singapore representative office must be the same name as the head office, clearly stating that it is a representative office, and the name is subject to the approval of the Registrar of Company.
  • Business Activities – The representative office must state its activities only to market-related research, building trade contacts, handling product inquiries, coordinating, and participating in trade shows and exhibitions. All revenue generating activities are disallowed.
  • Revenue Generating
  • Representative – The Representative Office set up must have at least 1 representative who is either a Singapore resident or a foreigner with a valid work pass.
  • Employees – The representative office can have no more than 5 employees.
  • Annual Sale Revenue – The foreign head office must have an annual sales turnover of more than USD250,000.
  • Years of Incorporation – The foreign head office must have been established for at least 3 years.

Select Packages / Services

INCORPORATION - Representative Office - Basic Company Incorporation (Package)

S$388
  • Incorporation of company

Payment Method

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Credit Card / Debit Card

Cheque

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