Foreign Company Registration Service
India is one of the world's economies that is expanding the fastest, and it has a sizable market with more than 1.2 billion people. A significant amount of foreign direct investment (FDI) has been drawn to India by the opportunities there. As more foreign companies set up shop in India, the amount of FDI increases every year.
To form a company in India, foreign businesses must adhere to the laws and regulations outlined by the Companies Act of 2013, the Companies (Registration of Foreign Companies) Rules of 2014, the RBI recommendations, and the FEMA.
A foreign company is defined as a body corporate or corporation that is incorporated outside of India by Section 2(42) of the Companies Act, 2013 (the "Act").
has a presence in India, whether it be directly or through an agency, and uses either physical or electronic means carries out business in India in any other way
In India, a foreign national may form a foreign private limited company. In India, forming a private limited company is the quickest way to start a business. The automatic route of the FDI policy permits FDI of up to 100% into private limited companies. A private limited company can be incorporated by a foreign national as a joint venture or a wholly-owned subsidiary. Know More
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