Malaysia is South East Asia’s largest country and as such
boasts a vibrant economy to match. With its huge pool of ethnic varieties and cities
that are brimming with the latest technology, Malaysia can be seen as one of
the best countries for you to set up your limited liability company. The
advantages to choosing Malaysia don’t stop here- as per Malaysian policy, even
as a foreigner, you can own up to 100% of your company. Moreover, the startup
capital needed to begin the incorporation process is much lower than other
countries in South East Asia.
Company registration Steps in Malaysia as a foreigner:
Company Name
Documents
Official Address in Malaysia
Shareholders
Directors + Company Secretary
Details/Declarations of Agreements by Directors
Registration Fee
Bank Account
Applying for amenities
Annual General Meeting
Frequently Asked Questions
If you’re having feeling reserved about the process- don’t be.
Simply contact us at S&F Consulting, where we pride ourselves on making the
process of company registration for you completely hassle free. In the time being, take
a look at the guideline we’ve given below. You may use it as a checklist for
all the steps involved for the incorporation of your company.
All business registrations will be conducted by the
Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM).
Company registration Steps in Malaysia as a foreigner:
Company Name
You will need to register your company with an appropriate
name. This name must be unique and share no similarities with to the names of
any pre-existing companies. Once you have decided on a name, as per policy, you
will have to conduct a name search and fill in a reservation. You will then
receive a document certifying this process.
Documents
Next, you will have to file for documentation declaring that
you are a private company. Then, you will need a to submit a supplementary
document which outlines your proposed business activities.
Official Address in Malaysia
The next step to your incorporation would be to find a suitable office location for your
corporation. This is simply the official Malaysian address and does not
necessarily need to be the company’s official address as a whole.
Shareholders
At least two shareholders are required by law, above the age
of 18 for your company (Section 14, Companies Act).
Directors + Company Secretary
A minimum of two directors for your company are also
required, with at least one of them being a resident of the country- whether by
nationality or by a permanent residency. (Section 122, Companies Act).
Afterward, you will also need to hire an official company
secretary, who has approval from the SSM, in order for you to proceed.
Details/Declarations of Agreements by Directors
Next, you must issue a document containing all details of
the company directors as well as a signed letter from them that declares their
agreement to the rules and regulations of company formation.
Registration Fee
Now you may pay the registration fee of RM 1000 to the SSM,
along with this fee, you may submit all the above documents and wait for
confirmation of your registration.
Bank Account
Once certification of your incorporation is received, you
will need to open an official company bank account.
Applying for amenities
After the opening of the bank account, you will need to apply
for the following amenities:
- Employee Retirement Fund
- Social Security Fund
- HR Training and Development
Annual General Meeting
Now, you must select an official date to have your annual
general meeting, this date has to fall within six months of the end of the
fiscal year for your company.
To conclude, while the process of incorporation of your
company in Malaysia may seem difficult and complex, with our aid, at S&F
Consulting, this procedure will occur with no fuss. Registering your company in Malaysia holds many benefits for you, including, but not
limited to the possibility of 100% ownership of the company. If you’re still apprehensive,
be sure to contact us as we provide free advising.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much will this cost?
The registration fee is RM 1000.
Does my resident director have to be a Malaysian
National?
They do not have to be a Malaysian National, but they will
have to have some form of residency certification.
Why should I choose S&F Consulting?
S & F Consulting services is a company registration
consultant and we pride ourselves on being able to simplify the registration
process for foreign nationals to set up their dream company in the country of
their choice. Simply contact us with the details of your company and we will
ensure the road to establishing it will be smooth and worry free!
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