Company Formation in India

Leading Economic Growth
Favorable Regulations for Foreign Investments

Formation of offshore companies in India

Private Limited Company
Public Limited Company
Limited Liability Partnership

– A tax structure that favors business and allows for profit maximization
– Simple business setup and continuous compliance
– A dependable political climate and a robust, stable economy
– World-class infrastructure and a steady supply of skilled labour
– Our secured system protects client privacy information

Company Registration in India is perfect for:

Products Import/Export

Manufacturing Company

E-Commerce

Information Technology Company

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Four Easy Steps To Register A Company In India

1. Preparation

Ask for a free corporate name search We evaluate the name’s suitability and, if necessary, offer suggestions.

2. Filing

  • Fill in the company name, directors, and shareholder(s) by logging in or registering.
  • Add the shipping address, the business address, and any additional instructions.

3. Payment

Choose your payment method

4. Delivery

  • All relevant documents, including as the Certificate of Incorporation, Business Registration, Memorandum and Articles of Association, etc., will be sent to you electronically. After that, a jurisdiction’s new corporation is prepared to conduct business!
  • You can use the company package of paperwork to open a corporate bank account, or we can assist you using our extensive banking support service knowledge.


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Documents Required to Register a Company in India

  • Passports for each director, shareholder, and beneficial owner.
  • Proof of each director and shareholder’s residential address (must be in English or Chinese. or an authorised translation).
  • Include any currency in your capital structure

FAQs


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Can a Private Limited Company suitably make FDI in India?

Well, absolutely appropriate! Private limited companies are a very common type of business company among foreign investors for making direct foreign investment (subject to FDI Guidelines)[1] in any region, through a wholly-owned subsidiary, a joint venture, and so on

Is a foreign entity allowed to be Director or shareholder of the private limited company in India?

Yes, any foreign nationals, entity or an NRI can become a director or shareholder of a private limited company in India.

What is a Private Limited Company?

A private limited company, as the name implies, is a privately owned corporate firm. It is owned by private stakeholders. In a private limited company, the liability arrangement is similar to that of a limited partnership, with a shareholder’s liability limited to the number of shares owned. The lenders cannot be found accountable for more than the value of their shares. The governing body for such a company is the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). 

Section 2 (68) of the Companies Act, 2013 defines a private company as: 

“A Company having a minimum paid-up share capital as may be prescribed, and which by its articles,— (i) restricts the right to transfer its shares; (ii) except in case of One Person Company, limits the number of its members to two hundred; (iii) prohibits any invitation to the public to subscribe for any securities of the company.”

What is a Public Limited Company?

The Public Limited Business is a broader version of the limited company, which does not limit the maximum number of shareholders, listing its shares on the stock market, transfer shares and fund raising from public funds and taking public deposits. Again, a public limited company is regulated by and run by a board of directors formed according to unanimity among its shareholders, as opposed to a private limited corporation. However, as comparison to that essential for a private limited business, a public limited business does have significantly greater compliance load.

Can NRIs/Foreign Nationals be a Director in Public Limited Company

Yes, after receiving Director Identification Number, NRI or Foreign National can become Director of the Public Limited Company. However, at least one director on the board of directors must be a resident of India.

Whether a foreign LLP can establish a place of business in India?

Foreign LLPs can open a branch in India by filing Form 27, which includes the specifics of the foreign LLP’s incorporation, the names of its directors and associates, and the names of at least two approved members in order to comply with the LLP Act’s regulations.

What are the provisions for reservation of name by a foreign entity under the LLP Act in India?

Through submitting an application in eForm 25, a foreign company may request the reservation of its name or the renewal of a previously reserved name.
The name will be reserved in the scheme for three years, and an application for name renewal must be filed before the three-year term expires. In the event of a name renewal, the name may be reserved for a further three years after renewal date.

What are the documents required to be filed by a LLP annually?

Annually, LLPs must file LLP Form 8 (Statement of Account & Solvency) and LLP Form 11 (Annual Return). The ‘Annual Return’ must be filed within 60 days of the end of the fiscal year, and the ‘Statement of Accounts & Solvency’ must be filed within 30 days of the end of the six-month period of the fiscal year to which it applies. Any LLP is required to keep a consistent fiscal year ending on 31st March of a year.