Establish an Indian private limited company owned by a foreign parent, with FDI and FEMA reporting handled.
| What is included |
Basic ₹34,999.00 |
Standard ₹54,999.00 |
|---|---|---|
| Digital Signature Certificates | ||
| Name approval | ||
| MOA and AOA drafting | ||
| Certificate of Incorporation | ||
| PAN and TAN | ||
| Apostille guidance for foreign documents | ||
| FC-GPR filing with the RBI | ||
| GST registration | ||
| Bank account opening assistance | ||
| First year statutory compliance |
Incorporation of the Indian subsidiary.
Incorporation plus FEMA reporting and registrations.
Government fees and stamp duty are extra.
In most sectors yes, under the automatic route. Some sectors have caps or require government approval, so the sector is the first thing to check.
It is the RBI report of shares issued to a non-resident, filed through the FIRMS portal within thirty days of allotment. Missing it attracts a late submission fee.
No. Documents are apostilled or consularised in the home country, and video KYC is done remotely.
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The structure investors expect. Limited liability, a separate legal identity, and the only practical route to raising equity.
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A not-for-profit company for charitable objects, with the credibility a trust or society cannot match.