See some of my links on opening a business below.Liya wrote:In Singapore, is it possible to register a company without renting an office?
Knowing the rental price is so high, is it possible to register upon postbox address, like in many countries?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Sorry to disagree but you cannot use a post office box.ashnd76 wrote:sure you can use the post box at a nominal fee.
Of there are many registered secretarial offices going for cheap rates, check out International Plaza.
Or if you're living in a private residence, you can use that address.
Find a serviced office and use that as your address. Can get from cheap to expensive. Mine is expensive... I want the location. Others here can recommend inexpensive alternatives.Liya wrote:Thanks for all the information and advice.
The problem is that I will have my apartment under corporate lease. It's my boyfriend who would like to register a company (he has a small scaled company in France, but in order to follow me, he plans to open a branch in Singapore).
So, it's difficult for me to have it written in my apartment release that my flat will be used as home office...
Any other solution? Post box is impossible?
AFAIK you don't actually need the apartment owner's permission to use their apt to register a business -- this is why some rental contracts explicitly forbid it. Of course, there are a whole bunch of businesses you can't run from a residential property, but anything white-collar is OK.Liya wrote:The problem is that I will have my apartment under corporate lease. It's my boyfriend who would like to register a company (he has a small scaled company in France, but in order to follow me, he plans to open a branch in Singapore).
So, it's difficult for me to have it written in my apartment release that my flat will be used as home office...
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