Quick Answer: An SSIC code is a five-digit number that classifies your company’s business activity when you register with ACRA. SSIC stands for Singapore Standard Industrial Classification. Every company must declare a primary SSIC code at incorporation (and may add a secondary one). The current edition is SSIC 2025, which took effect on 9 May […]
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Quick Answer: Yes, you can register a Singapore private limited company entirely from overseas. As a foreigner you cannot file directly with ACRA — you must appoint a licensed Registered Filing Agent (like Assembly Works) to incorporate on your behalf. You will also need at least one director who is ordinarily resident in Singapore (usually
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Singapore vs Hong Kong for incorporation in 2026: corporate tax, GST, director and secretary rules, setup and ongoing compliance compared, with guidance on which to choose.
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A practical 2026 guide to choosing a company incorporation service in Singapore: DIY vs platform vs firm, what’s included, ACRA fees, timelines and red flags.
