How to register company in Malaysia What are the requirements for registering a Malay company

There are four major steps to register a company in Malaysia:

1. Conditions for registering a Malaysian company.

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. If a local director is required, Xiangzhe can help to contact and coordinate.

2. Information required for the registration of a Malaysian company.

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.

3. The process of registering a Malaysian company.

Fill in the power of attorney Sign the agreement Deliver the payment Name search Go to Malaysia in person to sign the application company documents Go to the ** department to go through the formalities Collect a full set of company information Go to Malaysia in person to open a company bank account.

Fourth, the processing time of registering a Malaysian company.

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

To register a Malaysian company, you do not have to go to Malaysia, you can register a Malaysian company through the Internet.

1. The process of registering a Malaysian company is as follows:

1. Procedures for Malaysian companies:

Power of Attorney->Sign the agreement-> Pay the deposit-> Sign the statutory documents-> Go through the formalities at ** various departments-> Pay the balance within 20 working days and collect a full set of documents. (Documents can be sent directly to the designated location).

2. Deadline for Malaysian companies:

Once the required documents are ready, it will take about 25-30 working days to complete the company registration procedures.

3. Service content of Malaysian company:

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

2. Information required and obtained for the registration of a Malaysian company:

Required Submissions:

1. Prepare the registered English name of the Malaysian company;

2. A copy of the passport or ID card of at least one director;

3. A copy of the passport or ID card of at least one shareholder;

4. If the number of shareholders exceeds 1, the share distribution ratio must be provided.

Chinese can go directly to the Malaysian Embassy in Beijing or the Malaysian Consulate in Shanghai or the Malaysian Consulate in Guangzhou to take an oath to confirm your investment status and get a visa.

1. Conditions for registering a Malaysian company:

1. All companies to be registered must submit an application for registration to the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Bureau and wait for review and approval;

2. Company name: must be composed of English name or other letters (but must explain each letter in detail), Chinese name registration is not accepted at present;

4. Business scope: you can choose up to 3 business items;

5. Registered capital: the minimum is from RM1, and the maximum is no upper limit. The Malaysian company must pay up the registered capital (the registered capital specified in the special license), and there are certain administrative fees levied when the capital reaches a certain level;

6. Company director: must be a natural person over 18 years old. The board of directors of a company can consist of 2 or more directors, and if a foreign national wants to act as a director, it must include at least 2 local directors, unless the foreign national has a work pass or holds a second home pass (the second home pass holder must be a shareholder to become a local director);

7. Shareholder qualifications: without any restrictions, it can be a natural person or a company, and two shareholders must be included;

8. Commercial secretary: a commercial secretary must be appointed;

9. Work permit: After the establishment of a Malaysian company, you can apply for the recruitment of Chinese staff.

2. The process of registering a Malaysian company:

1. Fill in the power of attorney;

2. Sign the agreement;

3. Delivery of money;

4. Name search;

5. Go to Malaysia in person to sign the application company documents;

6. Go through the formalities at the top departments;

7. Receive a full set of company information;

8. Open a corporate bank account in Malaysia in person.

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.

Under normal circumstances, the bank account must be guaranteed by a local person when the company is set up in Malaysia, especially if the company chooses a local bank for tax accounts. The type of company is generally ****, the company name must be in English, and it takes about 2-6 weeks from the company's name verification to account opening. As there are three major ethnic groups in Malaysia, each with different customs and holidays, the time spent on holidays may be longer, and for companies that are more pressed for time, they need to consult clearly when choosing a Malaysian company registrar.

The requirements for registering a company in Malaysia are relatively simple, mainly:

1. The company has at least two shareholders and directors;

2. The minimum paid-up capital of the enterprise is RM2 (or US$2);

3. You need to provide a local registered address in Malaysia.

Usually, registering a company in Malaysia generally chooses to register in Labuan as Labuan is an offshore center in Malaysia, and a registered company in Labuan can rent office space in Malaysia, obtain a Malaysian work visa, and open a corporate bank account in Malaysia.

However, a company registered in Labuan cannot transact or engage in business activities in Malaysia through Ringgit.

The process of registering a company in Malaysia is as follows: determining the requirements for company establishment and the nature of the business, determining the company's business operation items, verifying the company name, drafting the registration documents, submitting the application documents, setting up a bank account, renting an office, recruiting employees, applying for relevant business licenses, and handling work permits.

The whole process takes about 3 weeks. It will be more convenient to register a private **** in Malaysia, this kind of company can be set up by both foreigners and locals. The materials that need to be provided are as follows:

1. Proof of identity and address of the director. 2. Proof of identity and address of the shareholder. 3. Local secretary 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.

Information required to apply for registration of a Malaysian company: (Notarization and authentication required) 1) A copy of the shareholder's passport.

2) A copy of the director's passport.

3) Information on equity distribution.

4) A certified copy of the certificate of incorporation or a certified copy of the registration of a foreign company.

Malaysia Company Registration Conditions:

1) Two shareholders (no nationality restrictions).

2) Two directors, (no nationality restrictions) must be above 18 years old, have a residential address in Malaysia, not bankrupt, have not been convicted and held in custody within the last five years.

3) A company secretary (the company secretary must be a member of a designated body or have obtained a license issued by the Registrar of Companies).

4) Must have a registered address in Malaysia office.

5) Statutory registered share capital of MYR 3000, which needs to be paid-in.

1. One or more persons who have reached the age of 18 are eligible for this bastroller;

2. Shareholders and directors of a Malaysian company: Before the establishment of a Malaysian company, it is necessary to determine the shareholders (at least 1 shareholder, more than 50) and 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 Gongfeng Shouting Division in Malaysia, and the registered capital does not need to be in place;

4. Malaysian registered company name: the name of Malaysian Gongsen Hongji only needs to have an English name;

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

Malaysia Company Registration Conditions:

1. Company name:

The Malaysian company name needs to be composed of English name or other letters (each letter is empty with a detailed explanation), and it can also be registered in Malay, not Chinese.

The company name ends with Sendirian Berhad", the abbreviation or S B (meaning private ****) and the single BHD generally refers to "public ****".

2. Registered capital:

The registered capital of a Malaysian company needs to be at least RM100,000, and the registered capital is not required to be in place, and only the paid-in registered capital cannot be less than RM2.

3. Requirements for shareholders and directors:

Shareholders: A Malaysian company needs a minimum of 2 shareholders and a maximum of 50 shareholders, and the shareholders can serve as directors at the same time, and there is no nationality restriction.

Director: A director of a Malaysian company must be at least 18 years old, and there is no nationality restriction.

4. Business scope:

Malaysian companies can choose up to 3 business projects to operate Fan Dou Hao, and different business scopes may be required to have funds in place.

To register a Malaysian company, it is required to maintain a registered office in Malaysia to keep all documents in the hosiery store as required by this Act.

What are the requirements to register a company in Malaysia? The original documents required to register a company in Malaysia must meet the operation of the funds you want to register the company, and you must have sufficient funds to be registered.

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.

Information Required:1Company name (please provide three candidate English names) Malaysia company names can be registered in either English or Malay, and the company name usually ends with .

2.Shareholders Director's Details: Personal particulars of all *directors and *shareholders (ID card * and *passport copy) and share allotment.

At least one natural person shareholder or company shareholder is required to establish Malaysia****; Natural person shareholders may also serve as directors. If the company is a shareholder, it is required to provide an additional natural person as a representative of the Malay company, and the representative of the Malay company needs to meet the local legal conditions of the parent company, and an additional natural person as a witness. If the individual is a shareholder, there are no such requirements; There are no nationality restrictions for shareholders; At the same time, one or more directors* and have a Malaysian residential address (supporting information is required*), and at least one of the directors is a local resident of Malaysia or a foreign person holding a visa for more than six months in Malaysia.