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How to Incorporate Your Company in Singapore?
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Why Choose Grof’s Incorporation Services in Singapore?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to come to your office to set up a company?
No need to visit our office—start your company setup fully online. Got questions through the setup? Just give us a shout, and we’ll guide you from start to finish, all from the serenity of your home.
How quickly can my company be incorporated?
With Grof’s proprietary onboarding platform, the process has never been easier. Once completed, incorporating a company typically takes 1-2 working days. If ACRA decides to take a closer peek, it might take a tad longer, but we'll be with you every step of the way.
Can I be a director or shareholder if I hold a Work Permit/S-Pass?
We wish we had better news, but alas, S Pass or Work Permit holders can’t manage or own parts of any business in Singapore. It’s a bummer, we know. If you’re interested in exploring more about the Employment Pass application and its requirements, read: Every Type Of Work Passes You Should Know in Singapore
Is appointing a company secretary necessary?
Absolutely, it's not just necessary; it's required by law. You need to appoint a Company Secretary within 6 months of incorporating your company. They play a crucial role in ensuring your company meets all legal and regulatory obligations.
Can I take on the role of company secretary myself? What does a company secretary do?
If you're living in Singapore and you're not the only director, then yes, you can assume the role of Company Secretary. However, it's important that whoever takes on this role is fully aware of the company's statutory obligations requirements, such as Annual General Meetings (AGM), ACRA Annual Return, IRAS ECI, and Form C-S.
What is an Annual General Meeting (AGM) and how is it linked to my Annual Return Filing (AR)?
Your AGM is a mandatory yearly requirement for all Singapore companies where you share the company's financial health and address key matters with shareholders. After your AGM, you'll file an Annual Return (AR) to confirm you've met all statutory requirements for the year. Learn more about the statutory requirements here.
Where can I learn more about starting a company in Singapore?
We've got just the resources for you:
Check them out to get a comprehensive overview of what to expect and how to prepare.
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