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Following are the key steps for incorporating a business in Singapore.

This structure is ideal for very small businesses. A sole proprietorship is a business entity where an individual person owns and carries on a business without the use of a separate and distinct business form.

A Limited Liability Partnership (“LLP”) combines the features of partnerships and companies.  LLP is more similar to a private limited company. In an LLP, each individual partner’s liability is limited.

A private limited company in Singapore is a separate legal entity and shareholders are not liable for the company’s debts beyond the amount of share capital they have contributed.

A foreign company can set up a Representative Office in Singapore if it fulfills the following qualifying conditions:

A branch office is registered in Singapore is considered as an extension of its parent company and not as a separate legal business entity. Its liability extends to its parent company.

If you wish to expand to Singapore by incorporating an entity of which the majority of shares are held by the other (including foreign) company, then this package is suitable for you.

The Singapore Entrepreneur Pass, which is also known as the Entre pass, is a work visa granted to foreign Entrepreneur, high-grade innovator or a seasoned investor looking to set up a company in Singapore that is venture-backed or possess innovative technologies.