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Anyone can set up a Sdn Bhd in Malaysia provided they and the company, fulfill the following requirements: ​ 1. A minimum paid-up capital of RM1 2. A minimum of one (1) subscriber to the share(s) of the company 3. A minimum of one director who are at least 18 years of age and are residing in Malaysia. He/she is not a bankrupt and has not been convicted and imprisoned for a period of past 5 years 4. A minimum of one Company Secretary (who is a member of any one of the prescribed professional bodies or licensed by the SSM) - that's us! 5. Must have a registered office in Malaysia to which all communications and notices may be addressed, this is usually the Company Secretary's office

Our incorporation package is RM1,688 + 6% SST

Absolutely! There are absolutely no hidden charges. This package includes fees payable to SSM for the incorporation and the purchase of the Certificate of Incorporation.

Based on our experience, the process of incorporation of a Sdn Bhd takes approximately 3 to 5 working days. The speed at which a company can be incorporated is subject to SSM's decision to approve the application, although we have numerous applications which were even approved in just 1 day! As a rough guideline however, this is the timeline that one should expect when registering a Sdn Bhd: ​ - Company Name Search and Reservation with SSM (1 - 2 days) - Completion and signing of registration documents (1 day) - Incorporation Approval by SSM (1 - 3 days) - Issuance of Certificate of Incorporation by SSM (1 day)

1. A director shall be a natural person who is at least 18 years old 2. A person shall not be bankrupt and have not been convicted of an offence in relation to the promotion, formation, management of a corporation, bribery, fraud or dishonesty

Yes, provided he is: 1. A permanent resident; or 2. His principal place of residence is in Malaysia and he has a valid employment pass

Depending on the type of industry and if there are any foreign shareholding in the company, the business may be subjected to certain licensing requirements before it can carry out any business activities. To give you an rough idea, the following are the list of activities among others set out by the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (not exhaustive): 1. Wholesale, Retail and Trading 2. Consulting 3. Transport, Storage and Communications Services 4. Leasing or Rental Services without Operator 5. Business Services