Company Registration Services in Singapore from US

Yes. A foreign company or foreign individual can register a company in Singapore, subject to local incorporation requirements. US owners typically need an approved company name, shareholder and director details, constitution documents, and compliance support. Singapore also requires at least one locally resident director, so proper planning and professional coordination are important before filing.

The total cost usually includes government filing fees, professional incorporation support, nominee or local director arrangements if needed, registered address, company secretary, and post-incorporation compliance. VJM Global does not list fixed Singapore pricing in the provided information, but emphasizes transparent pricing and cost-effective advisory. A tailored quote is best after reviewing ownership, structure, and compliance needs.

US founders generally need identification and address proof, proposed company names, shareholder information, director details, business activity description, and incorporation documents. If a corporate shareholder is involved, additional documents such as board resolutions, ownership charts, and certificates of incorporation may be needed. Preparing these correctly helps avoid delays during review and filing.

Singapore companies must generally have at least one director who is ordinarily resident in Singapore. Foreign shareholders may still own the company, but the resident-director requirement must be addressed before incorporation. Professional advisors can help you understand available options and coordinate the correct documents, approvals, and responsibilities for a compliant structure.

A straightforward Singapore incorporation can often move quickly once the name, documents, ownership details, and director requirements are ready. Delays commonly happen when documents are incomplete, corporate shareholders need extra verification, or the proposed business activity requires closer review. VJM Global focuses on minimum-timeframe company formation through organized documentation and coordinated compliance support.

In many cases, foreign shareholders can own 100% of a Singapore company, depending on the business activity and regulatory considerations. The structure should still account for local director requirements, tax obligations, accounting setup, and banking readiness. US founders should also review cross-border tax and reporting implications before finalizing ownership.

After incorporation, companies typically need to complete post-registration tasks such as maintaining statutory records, appointing required officers, arranging accounting systems, evaluating tax registrations, and preparing for annual filing duties. VJM Global’s accounting, taxation compliance, corporate advisory, and secretarial services help keep the company organized beyond the initial registration stage.

Yes. VJM Global offers services that support ongoing operations, including accounting and taxation compliances, corporate law advisory, secretarial services, bookkeeping, reporting, and financial advisory. This is especially useful for US founders managing a Singapore entity remotely, because accurate records, timely filings, and clear financial visibility help reduce compliance risk.