Singapore Company Incorporation Services
Quick Facts: Singapore Company Incorporation
Typical timeline: 1–2 business days (subject to approval)
Minimum paid-up capital: S$1
Resident director required: Yes
Local registered address required: Yes
Corporate secretary required: Yes (within 6 months)
Governing authority: ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority)
Incorporation Packages for Locals & Foreigners
Incorporation Package For
Singapore Citizens / PR
Includes:
- Company incorporation with ACRA
- 1 year Digital Corporate Secretary
- Government fees included
Suitable for founders who already meet local director and address requirements.
Incorporation Package For
Foreigners
Includes:
- Company incorporation with ACRA
- 1 year Digital Corporate Secretary
- Local registered address
- Nominee director service
- Government fees included
Two Ways to Incorporate with HeySara
Option 1
Online/Digital Incorporation
Step by step to register your company online






Option 2
Incorporation via Chartered Secretary
For founders who prefer guided support, HeySara’s Chartered Secretaries and Relationship Managers provide hands-on assistance throughout the incorporation process.
This option is suitable for:
- First-time founders
- Foreign entrepreneurs
- Businesses with complex shareholding or compliance needs
Why Choose HeySara for Company Incorporation
Professional & Experienced Team
Responsible & Reliable Services
Transparent & Competitive Pricing
Strong Banking Partnerships
One-Stop Corporate Services
Beyond incorporation, HeySara supports businesses with: Corporate secretarial services; Accounting & bookkeeping; Tax compliance; and Payroll management. This ensures ongoing compliance as your company grows.
Fast & Efficient Turnaround
Important Considerations Before Incorporating a Company in Singapore
Key Statutory Requirements
To incorporate a private limited company in Singapore, you must have:
- At least one local resident director
- At least one shareholder
- A local registered office address
- A corporate secretary
- Minimum paid-up capital of S$1
Documents Required
From directors and shareholders:
- Proposed company name
- NRIC or passport
- Proof of residential address
Provided as part of incorporation:
- Company constitution
- Corporate secretary details
- Nominee director details (if applicable)
- Registered address (if applicable)
Director Eligibility
Any individual aged 18 and above may be appointed as a director. However, at least one director must be ordinarily resident in Singapore.
Registered Office Address
All Singapore companies must maintain a local registered address where official correspondence can be delivered. If required, HeySara provides registered address services with mail handling.
Incorporation Process Overview
- Company name approval
- KYC document submission
- Preparation of incorporation documents
- Digital signing
- Submission to ACRA
- Issuance of UEN upon approval
Additional verification may be required under regulatory and internal compliance procedures.
How Long Does Incorporation Take?
Once all documents are complete and verified, most companies are incorporated within 1–2 business days, subject to ACRA approval.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Why choose to incorporate as a Singapore private limited company?
A Singapore private limited company provides limited liability, business credibility, and eligibility for government grants and tax incentives. It is the most common structure for both local and foreign founders.
2. Can I register a one-person company in Singapore?
3. What are the requirements to register a company in Singapore?
4. What documents are required to register a Singapore company?
You will need:
- Company name
- Directors’ and shareholders’ ID documents (NRIC/Passport)
- Proof of residential address
- Constitution and corporate secretary particulars (provided by service provider)
5. What is a company Constitution (Memorandum & Articles of Association)?
6. How do I check if my proposed company name is available?
7. Are there reasons for a delay in name reservation?
8. Can I use my home address as the company address?
9. Can I appoint a local director and registered address after incorporation?
10. How will I know when my Singapore company has been successfully incorporated?
11. What are the steps to follow after company registration?
- Appoint a corporate secretary (within 6 months)
- Set up company registers
- Open a corporate bank account
- Apply for licenses if needed
- Ensure ongoing statutory compliance
12. What is a UEN and can I choose my company’s UEN?
The UEN is automatically generated by ACRA and identifies your company. You cannot choose it.
13. What is a UBO and why is it important?
UBO stands for Ultimate Beneficial Owner — individuals who ultimately control or own the company. Required for AML compliance and corporate transparency.
14. Can I nominate someone else as director or shareholder if I don’t want to be listed publicly?
15. What is the minimum age requirement for directors and shareholders?
16. What is the difference between an individual shareholder and a corporate shareholder?
17. How much does it cost to incorporate a company in Singapore?
Pricing depends on residency:
Locals/PR: from S$698/year
Foreigners: from S$2,988/year
All government fees and initial corporate secretary services included.
18. How long does it take to incorporate a company in Singapore?
19. What information about a Singapore company is publicly available?
20. What assistance does Singapore provide to startups?
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