Malaysia Business Registration
We focus on providing professional local compliance services for individuals and companies seeking long-term residency in Malaysia. With our professional legal team and extensive resources, we can address the challenges and legal risks faced by conducting business in Malaysia. We provide personalized solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of our customers, ensuring peace of mind.
After registering and establishing a company in Malaysia, we can provide these services
The Malaysian government encourages foreign investment and provides a series of preferential policies, including income tax exemptions, investment tax credits, research and development subsidies, to reduce operating costs for businesses
Annual tax reporting
Drafting the Shareholders' Meeting
Convene and participate in shareholder meetings
And board meetings
Prepare directors and shareholders
Meeting minutes and resolutions
Advantages and Process of Registering a Company in Malaysia
The Board of Investment (BOI) of Thailand is a government agency directly under the Prime Minister's Office, aimed at promoting the entry of foreign capital into Thailand. Since 1954, the Thai government has actively encouraged foreign investment through the BOI Act to enhance the country's economic vitality. Subsequently, successive cabinets have continuously introduced new policies to further promote and support foreign investment in Thailand.
Political Stability
Malaysia's stable political system and ethnic harmony, coupled with China's long-term stable and friendly relations, provide many reliable security guarantees for developing businesses
Preferential Policy
The Malaysian government encourages foreign investment and provides a series of preferential policies, including income tax exemptions, investment tax credits, research and development subsidies, to reduce operating costs for businesses
Huge Market Potential
Malaysia currently has a considerable network of free trade agreements, which facilitate businesses to effectively and easily enter the international market.
Low Labor Cost
Malaysia has relatively low labor costs and high labor quality, which is conducive to cost control and improving productivity
The company has high confidentiality and a convenient registration process
The confidentiality of shareholder and director information in Malaysian companies is high, and the establishment process of the company is relatively simple. The establishment and maintenance costs are low, and the tax rate for small companies is relatively low.
Conditions and procedures for registering a company in Malaysia
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- Registered company name
- Minimum registered capital of 100000 Malaysian Ringgit
- The shareholders and directors of a registered company need to increase two or more shareholders, and shareholders can serve as directors at the same time. There is no nationality restriction for shareholders: at the same time, it is required to provide two or more directors, at least two of whom are Malaysian residents or foreign persons holding visas for more than six months in Malaysia.
- Determine share allocation, power of attorney, articles of association, etc.
