How to register a company in Malaysia?

The minimum registered capital of a Malaysian company starts from RM1.

Advantages of Malaysia company registration.

1. Malaysia's political, economic and trading environment is very stable, which is the guarantee and foundation of economic development.

The construction is very perfect, and the natural resources are relatively abundant.

2, Malaysia has a high proportion of resident Chinese population, which is conducive to the expansion of shopping malls in the ten ASEAN countries, and Malaysia has gradually relaxed foreign exchange controls, relaxing the constraints of local investors investing overseas. Malaysian companies can open bank accounts all over the world, 3, Malaysian companies have very low registered capital requirements. The minimum registered capital of a Malaysian company starts from RM1.

Documents required for company registration in Malaysia.

1.Identification of shareholders and directors (copy of passport and ID card) 2Proof of personal address of shareholders and directors (within one year from the date of recent completion of the form** Statement of recent bank.

Statements: Electricity bills; It needs to be translated into English for notarization in China) 3Malaysia requires a company to have a Malaysian local director. If there is a demand, our company.

Malaysian nominee director services are available.

4.Company registered address (our company can provide a registered address) 5The local secretary in Malaysia (if entrusted to us, provided by our company) has completed the registration of the Malaysian company and obtained the company license.

1.Business license of the company.

2.Proof of appointment of company secretary.

3.Notice of Incorporation.

4.Company seal.

After several years of development, Malaysia has the strength of Asian focus, especially the development of Malaysia's industry, handicraft industry and education, so that more Chinese and international friends choose to go to Malaysia for industrial and commercial registration, investment and construction of factories, the local pleasant climate and cheap labor are very suitable for people to register companies, if you develop well in Malaysia, you can get a very good international influence and returns.

1. No matter what form of company is registered in Malaysia, the registered capital must be at least RM100,000, but due to the relatively relaxed local industrial and commercial system, the funds do not need to be in place immediately.

2. Secondly, the efficiency of Malaysia's industrial and commercial sector is also unmatched in China, and it only takes 10 working days to complete all the company registration procedures.

3. Regarding the name of the company, it does not need to be as complicated as in China, such as xx responsibility****, xx enterprise, etc., only need to submit an English word to the industrial and commercial department.

4. For the materials that need to be submitted, there is no need for organizational structure, seals, and all kinds of ** so troublesome, only the ID card and copy of the legal representative are needed.

5. And the most amazing thing about Malaysia is that even if you don't pay a penny, you can successfully own a company in Malaysia through legal means.

To summarize the above, we can know that all the materials that need to be submitted are these: the English names of the three companies, the information and copies of all shareholders, and at least half of the company's registered capital.

Malaysia Company Registration Conditions:

1. One or more persons under the age of 18 are sufficient;

2. Shareholders and directors of Malaysian companies: Before the establishment of the company, it is necessary to determine the shareholders (at least 1 shareholder, more than 50), directors (at least 1, foreign natural persons are allowed), and arrange the proportion of shares of each shareholder;

3. Registered capital of Malaysian company: There is no registered capital requirement for the establishment of a company in Malaysia, and the registered capital does not need to be in place;

4. Malaysian company name: the company name only needs to have an English name;

5. Company Secretary: Must meet the qualifications of Malaysian company secretary and reside in Malaysia.

Information required to register a company in Malaysia:

1. The English name of the Malaysian company.

2. Personal information of all shareholders and directors of the company (copy of ID card or passport, address) 3. Share allocation, power of attorney, articles of association, purpose of establishment of the company and main projects, etc. (All documents must be translated into English or Malay).

Legal Secretary of the Company in Malaysia.

According to the Malaysian Companies Act Regulations, all private limited liability companies registered in Malaysia are required to appoint at least one company secretary to discharge the company's statutory obligations. Its duties include reporting to the Companies Registry on changes in the corporate structure, shareholders and directors, as well as preparing the agenda for the Board of Directors' meetings, preparing for the annual general meeting and providing professional advice and advice on the relevant statutory ordinances.

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Benefits of registering a company in Malaysia.

1. Malaysia's political, economic and ** environment is very stable;

2. Malaysia's infrastructure is very complete;

3. It is a springboard for investors to expand into the 10 ASEAN countries;

4. Register a company in Malaysia, and enterprises can open bank accounts all over the world;

5. You can register the Chinese company name and print the Chinese articles of association.

Malaysia Company Registration Materials.

English name of the Malaysian company; Personal particulars of all shareholders and directors of the company (copy of ID card or passport), registered capital and share allocation, power of attorney, articles of association, etc.

Conditions for registering a company in Malaysia.

1. Register Malaysian company name.

A Malaysian company name can be registered in either English or Malay, and the company name usually ends with . SDN is an abbreviation of the Malaysian word Sendirian, which means "private". BHD is an abbreviation for Berhad, which means "company".

It refers to "private ****", and single BHD generally refers to "public ****". In Malaysia, businesses are generally registered as individual businesses, partnership businesses or private enterprises, with private enterprises being the most common. Such as:

tannet (malaysla) 。

2. Registered capital of Malaysian company.

The minimum registered capital of the company in Malaysia is 100,000 ringgit, and the registered capital does not require a one-time payment, and can be put in place in installments according to the actual business situation.

3. Shareholders and directors of registered Malaysian companies.

To set up Malaysia****, two or more shareholders are required, and the shareholders can serve as directors at the same time. There are no nationality restrictions for shareholders; At the same time, two or more directors are required, at least two of whom are local residents of Malaysia or foreign nationals holding visas for more than six months in Malaysia.

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Malaysia (Malay, English: Malaysia), referred to as Malaysia, the capital of Kuala Lumpur, the federal ** administrative center of Putrajaya.

Malaysia is a capitalist country, its economy grew by leaps and bounds in the 90s of the 20th century, and it is one of the four tigers in Asia, and has become an eye-catching diversified emerging industrial country in the Asian region and an emerging market economy in the world.

Malaysia** is also vigorously developing the digital economy to inject new impetus into economic growth. A digital initiative has been developed to accelerate the development of the digital economy by promoting the popularization of digital technologies, supporting the development of local technology enterprises, and attracting high-quality investment.

The process of registering a Malaysian company is as follows:

1. Company name:

English name, ending with it.

2. Personnel information:

ID card passport

3. Registered capital:

Standard one thousand, more than need to be paid.

About 7 working days.

1. Company name: English name is required, ending with "sendirian berhad", and Chinese name registration is not accepted at present;

2. Shareholders of the company: minimum 1 shareholder, maximum 50 shareholders;

2. Company directors: at least 1, foreign natural persons are allowed to serve as directors, but one of them must be a Malaysian citizen or resident, and corporate directors are not allowed;

4. The registered capital of the company: at least RM2, the maximum has no upper limit, and the actual capital verification is not required;

6. Company Secretary: Must meet the qualifications of Malaysian company secretary and reside in Malaysia.

1.A Malaysian company name can be registered in either English or Malay, and the company name usually ends with . Provide at least 3 names.

2.Shareholders and directors and secretaries: at least one natural person shareholder or company shareholder is required, and there is no nationality restriction; At least two or more directors of the company, according to the current Malaysian company law, a Malaysian company is required to employ a local Malaysian secretarial company as the legal secretary of the company.

3.Registered capital: The minimum registered capital is RM1, and it is recommended to draw up at least RM100, mainly if there is a subsequent transfer of shares, it is more convenient; Maximum registration is MYR 1000. The registered capital does not need to be in place.

4.There are not much restrictions on the scope of business.

5.Must have a registered address of the company.

6.Information required for company registration: If an individual is a shareholder, the personal information of all shareholders and directors (ID card, passport copy), permanent address, ** and email address, share allocation; If the company is a shareholder, the certificate of incorporation, the articles of association, the resolutions of the directors, the personal information of all directors (ID card, passport copy), permanent residence, ** and email address of the nature of the company's business.

Company Registration. Set up a private ****:

At least one shareholder has a residential address in Malaysia.

At least one director and no bankruptcy or criminal record.

A person can be both a director and a shareholder at the same time, and a director may not be a shareholder.

Shareholders can be individuals or legal entities (companies).

1.Company name.

List 3 company names, 1 as the main name and 2 as alternatives. Only English names will be accepted.

The company name usually ends with , which refers to "private ****".

2.The company's main business activities.

There are three main ones. 3.Company shares.

The company's working capital.

Share price (basically RM1 per share).

4.Particulars of directors.

Personal Data. Photocopy of passport.

Personal half-length** (holding passport) - for verification purposes.

Complete the Customer Due Diligence Form

5.Shareholder information.

Individual. Personal Data.

Photocopy of passport. Personal half-length** (holding passport) - for verification purposes.

Complete the Customer Due Diligence Form

Number of shares held. Legal entity company.

Company information. The latest company profile of the company annual report.

Certificate of Incorporation.

Appointment of a legal representative (written resolution of the director).

Photocopy of the passport of the legal representative.

If necessary, additional documents will be required.

How to register a company in Malaysia?

Malaysia Company Registration.

Set up a private ****:

At least one shareholder has a residential address in Malaysia.

At least one director and no bankruptcy or criminal record.

A person can be both a director and a shareholder at the same time, and a director may not be a shareholder.

Shareholders can be individuals or legal entities (companies).

1.Company name.

List 3 company names, 1 as the main name and 2 as alternatives. Only English names will be accepted.

The company name usually ends with , which refers to "private ****".

2.The company's main business activities.

There are three main ones. 3.Company shares.

The company's working capital.

Share price (basically RM1 per share).

4.Particulars of directors.

Personal Data. Photocopy of passport.

Personal half-length** (holding passport) - for verification purposes.

Complete the Customer Due Diligence Form

5.Shareholder information.

Individual. Personal Data.

Photocopy of passport. Personal half-length** (holding passport) - for verification purposes.

Complete the Customer Due Diligence Form

Number of shares held. Legal entity company.

Company information. The latest company profile of the company annual report.

Certificate of Incorporation.

Appointment of a legal representative (written resolution of the director).

Photocopy of the passport of the legal representative.

If necessary, additional documents will be required.

Malaysia, the full name of the Federation of Malaysia, is a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural country, its economy grew by leaps and bounds in the 90s, becoming one of the "Asian Tigers" countries, becoming a diversified new industrial country and the world's emerging market economy.

As one of the important member states of ASEAN, Malaysia occupies an important position in ASEAN's economic development. It has long become a springboard for investors from all over the world to invest in ASEAN, and in recent years, China and Malaysia have a good foundation for economic and trade cooperation, and have maintained a rapid growth trend, with an annual growth rate of more than 20%, and Malaysia is currently China's eighth largest partner.

Application conditions for Malaysian companies.

One or more persons over the age of 18 are sufficient.

Shareholders and Directors of Malaysian Companies:

Shareholders are investors in a joint-stock company, and directors are elected by shareholders and are the managers of the company. Before the establishment of the company, the shareholders and directors must be determined, and the proportion of shares of each shareholder must be arranged;

Registered capital of Malaysian company:

There is no registered capital requirement to set up a company in Malaysia, and the registered capital does not need to be in place.

Malaysia Company Name:

The company name only needs to have an English name.

What to Submit:

The English name of the company; Personal data of all shareholders (ID card, copy of passport) and distribution of shares;

Procedures for Malaysian companies:

Power of attorney - sign the agreement - pay the deposit - sign the statutory documents - go to the ** department to go through the formalities within 20 working days, pay the balance and collect a full set of documents. (Documents can be sent directly to your designated location).

Deadline for Malaysian company:

Once the required documents are ready, it will take about 20-40 working days to complete the registration process.

Services of Malaysian company:

One set of certificates; a set of seals; a set of printed matter; Shareholder documents.

If you need to open an account, you can make an appointment to open an account with a bank (you can open an account with AmBank, UOB, UOB, OCBC Bank, etc.).