Overcoming Challenges in Myanmar’s Incorporation Process
Overcoming Challenges in Myanmar’s Incorporation Process And How Inter Group’s Essential Services Can Help You Navigate Them Myanmar has emerged
Global Reach, Local Expertise: Incorporate Your Business Across Borders
We help entrepreneurs start their business with the right structure in Singapore, Thailand, and Myanmar.”
Services Overview
Company Incorporation in Singapore
We streamline the incorporation process in Singapore, guiding you through ACRA registration and compliance.
Company Incorporation in Thailand
Establish your business in Thailand with expert guidance on local laws, tax requirements, and business structures.
Company Incorporation in Myanmar
Set up your business in Myanmar with our local expertise on regulations and business opportunities.
Why Choose Us?
Global Reach, Local Expertise
We have offices and knowledge in Singapore, Thailand, and Myanmar, helping you navigate unique regulations.
Tailored Solutions for Expansion
Our services are designed to meet your needs for both local and international business expansion.
Qualified Consultants
Our team of experienced consultants ensures you receive expert guidance through every step of incorporation.
Insights
A: To incorporate in Singapore, you need at least one local director, a company secretary, a registered office address, and compliance with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) requirements.
A: We help businesses navigate the legal procedures, obtain necessary permits, and ensure compliance with Thailand’s Department of Business Development (DBD). We also guide you on tax registration and work permits.
A: In Myanmar, incorporation involves registration with the Directorate of Investment and Company Administration (DICA), acquiring relevant business licenses, and tax registration. Inter Group provides full assistance in completing the necessary steps.
Reduced Capital Requirement for Foreign Businesses
Details: Recent changes by the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) have reduced the minimum capital requirement for some foreign-owned businesses