Malaysian company registration in China, what is the information of Malaysian company registration?

1.Shareholders of Foreign-Owned EnterprisesThe shareholders of a WFOE company can be either foreign enterprises or foreign residents. The shareholders of Sino-foreign joint ventures have special requirements for Chinese shareholders, that is, the Chinese shareholders cannot be Chinese residents, but must be Chinese companies.

When a foreign-funded company is registered, it is necessary to submit and verify the identity certificate of the shareholder. Foreign enterprises should submit notarized certificates of legal commencement of business, and foreign individuals should submit notarized passports.

2.If a board of supervisors is established, three members of the supervisory board are required, and if there is no board of supervisors, one supervisor may be established, who can be a foreigner or a resident of Chinese mainland, and submit proof of identity when registering a foreign-funded company.

3.A foreign-funded registered company may set up a board of directors, and if not, an executive director is required. The executive director can be a resident of the mainland or a foreigner.

4.To register a foreign-funded company in Chinese mainland, it is necessary to make an actual capital contribution, and the foreign-funded company can register with capital contribution in accordance with the provisions of the New Company Law. Foreign investors need to transfer the registered capital into the foreign exchange account of the foreign-funded company, which will be verified by a professional accounting firm and issue a "Capital Verification Report".

5.When registering a foreign investment, it is necessary to approve the company name, and it is necessary to submit multiple company names for name search.

6.The business scope must be clear, and the business scope must not exceed the company's business scope. The number of words in the business scope is within 100 words.

7.The registered address of the company is a business office address, and it is necessary to provide a lease contract, invoice, and a copy of the real estate certificate.

8.When a foreign-funded registered company is established, it is necessary for the industrial and commercial department to submit the articles of association. The articles of association must include the company's name, business scope, shareholders and capital contribution ratio, registered capital, rights and obligations of shareholders, directors and supervisors, etc.

9.When a foreign-funded company is approved, it is required to submit a feasibility study report.

10.When a foreign-funded registered company carries out financial registration, it is necessary to submit the information of a financial officer, including a copy of the ID card, a copy of the accountant and **.

11.The company establishes a legal person, which can be one of the shareholders or can be employed.

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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.

To register a Malaysian company, you need to prepare the following information:

1. Provide the name of the company;

2. Information of shareholders and directors, including the contact address, email address and other information of shareholders and directors;

3. Provide registered capital;

4. The company's business scope;

5. Provide a company secretary.

Information and process required for Malaysia company registration:

1. All companies to be registered must submit an application for registration to the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Bureau and wait for 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 be paid up to the account (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 a second home pass holder (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.

Information required for Malaysia company registration.

1. The English name of the company (3 alternatives are provided);

2. Personal information of all shareholders (ID card, copy of passport) and share distribution.

Registration Cycle. Under normal circumstances, it will take 20-40 working days, depending on the actual situation.

Chinese can entrust a professional company registration agency to register a company in Malaysia, and generally prepare the following information:

1. Provide the name of the company;

2. Information of shareholders and directors, including the contact address, email address and other information of shareholders and directors;

3. Provide registered capital;

4. The company's business scope;

5. Provide a company secretary.

Hello, how to register a company in Malaysia.

Malaysia has a beautiful environment, a pleasant climate, a diverse and stable society, a high quality of population, high standards of educational facilities and medical equipment, low cost of living, and a high proportion of Chinese population, which is suitable for Chinese to settle down.

Malaysia is about a 5-hour flight distance from China, which is very convenient for businessmen who need to take care of their business between Malaysia and China.

Conditions for registering a company in Malaysia:

1. As long as the legal citizen is at least 18 years old, he or she can apply for the establishment of a private limited liability company in Malaysia;

2. Number of shareholders: 2 shareholders less, 50 more shareholders;

3. Number of directors: 2 fewer directors, foreign natural persons are allowed to serve as directors, but two of them must be Malaysian citizens or residents, and corporate directors are not allowed;

4. Paid-in capital refers to the capital actually invested in the enterprise (paid up capital): RM2 (equivalent to RMB4);

5. Authorized capital: RM100,000 (capital does not need to be in place);

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

7. The company name must end with "Sendirian Berhad", abbreviated as "SDN Bhd" or "S B".

Malaysia company registration process:

1. Fill in the registration application**;

2. Submit the pre-registered company name to the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority of Malaysia for approval; The approval time is usually 1 working day;

3. The pre-registered company name is approved, and the relevant signature documents are drafted according to the name;

4. Submit the signed documents to the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority of Malaysia and pay the registration fee for approval. The approval time is usually 2-5 working days;

5. The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority of Malaysia officially approved the establishment of the company.

Documents required to register a company in Malaysia:

1. Company name: the English name of the proposed Malaysian company registration;

3. Business scope: Malaysian companies can choose up to 3 business items;

4. Registered capital: The registered capital of a Malaysian company is as low as RM1, and there is no upper limit on the high capital. The Malaysian company must be paid up to the account (the registered capital specified in the special license), and there are certain administrative fees levied when the capital reaches a certain level.

5. Financial year: The financial year of a Malaysian company can be selected for any period, but it is usually selected as the end of the year or the end of the half year, that is, December 31 or June 30. The first financial year of a Malaysian company cannot exceed 18 months;

6. List of shareholders and copies of shareholders' passports and ID cards; If the number of shareholders exceeds 1, the proportion of shares allocated must be provided;

7. List of directors and copies of passports and ID cards of directors;

8. Legal secretary of the company: A Malaysian company must appoint a commercial secretary.

After several years of development, Malaysia has the strength of the Asian focus on grinding filial piety, especially the development of Malaysia's industry, handicraft service 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, Lao Tan, there is no 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.

Summarizing 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.

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.

To register a Malaysian company, the following conditions need to be met:

1. One or more people over the age of 18 are sufficient;

2. Shareholders and directors of Xiaoheng Malaysia company: Before the establishment of the 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 a 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 closed late;

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.

1. As long as the legal citizen is at least 18 years old, he or she can apply for the establishment of a private limited liability company in Mawu Distress and Lesia;

2. Number of shareholders: minimum 2 shareholders, maximum 50 shareholders;

3. Number of directors: at least 2, foreign natural persons are allowed to serve as directors, but two of them must be Malaysian citizens or residents, and corporate directors are not allowed;

4. Paid-in capital refers to the capital actually invested in the enterprise: at least RM2 (equivalent to RMB4);

5. Registered capital: RM10,000 (capital does not need to be in place);

6. Company secretary cavity: must meet the qualifications of Malaysian company secretary and reside in Malaysia;

7. The company name must end with "Sendirian Berhad", abbreviated as "SDN Bhd" or "S B".

Hello, glad for your question. Malaysia is an emerging and diversified economic country that grew by leaps and bounds in the 1990s as one of the "Asian Tigers". Malaysia has become a remarkable and diversified emerging industrial country in the Asian region and an emerging market economy in the world.

Tourism is Malaysia's third-largest foreign exchange earner**, and the knowledge-based economy services sector is also expanding in tandem.

Malaysia Company Registration Process:

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Malaysia company registration information.

1. Company name:

The company name must be composed of English name or other letters (each letter needs to be explained in detail), and registration in Malay is acceptable, and registration of Chinese names ending in sendirian berhad", abbreviation or s b (meaning private ****) single bhd generally refers to "public ****".

2. Information of directors and shareholders:

The director must be at least 18 years old, and there is no nationality restriction;

Acting as a shareholder of the company: Provide a copy of the company's business license, revealing the company's shareholding structure and shareholder information.

3. Registered capital:

The registered capital is at least RM2, there is no upper limit, and the full payment of the registered capital must be received (the registered capital specified in the special license).

4. Business scope:

There is no strict restriction on the company's business scope, up to 3 business items can be selected, different business areas may be required to be in place, and the company can be in place in installments according to the actual business situation.

5. Statutory Registered Secretary:

A commercial secretary must be appointed, which we can provide.

Local address in Malaysia.