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Incorporation of your wholly owned subsidiary or joint venture, including name approval, PAN and TAN, bank account opening, share issue to the parent and FC-GPR filing.
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An Indian subsidiary is a private limited company owned by your parent company. It can hire staff, sign contracts, invoice customers and bill your parent, with its liability kept separate from yours. For the full step-by-step incorporation process and FDI eligibility rules, see our company registration guide.
AU Corporate handles the whole registration from India: structure, filings, bank account, share issue and the RBI reporting. You sign a handful of documents in your own country, and we do the rest.
Six things from the parent company. We send a checklist for your country, so documents are authenticated correctly the first time.
Approving the subsidiary, the investment amount, the directors and an authorised representative.
Certificate of incorporation, charter documents and proof of registered address.
Passport, address proof, email and mobile for each director and the nominee shareholder.
At least one director who stays in India 182 days or more in the year. Don't have one? We can provide a professional resident director.
Your own leased office or co-working space, or our registered office service if you don't have premises yet.
Remitted from abroad to the new company's Indian bank account once it is opened.
We prepare the Indian filings while your documents are being authenticated, so the two don't hold each other up.
Confirm the FDI route, capital, directors and company name options.
Draft everything and guide you through signing and authentication.
Digital signatures, name approval and incorporation with PAN and TAN.
Open the bank account and receive the share capital from your parent.
Issue shares and report the investment to the RBI within 30 days of allotment.
One all-inclusive price of USD 750–1,000, with a fixed quote confirmed before we start.
Not included: notary and apostille fees in your country, courier costs, and compliance after incorporation. Government fees and stamp duty vary by state and share capital, so larger capital or some states cost more.
Documents, authentication, tax treaties and reporting differ by country. Choose yours for a detailed guide.
Accounting, payroll, GST, TDS, FEMA filings, transfer pricing, secretarial compliance and audit support, from the same team that set up your Indian subsidiary.
For detailed rules, see the guide for your country above.
Written and reviewed by Abhishek Jaiin, Chartered Accountant (ICAI Membership No. 544646) · Last reviewed:
This is general guidance based on Indian law and practice as at the date above. It is not advice for your specific case, and rules can change.
Tell us where your parent company is, your planned share capital and when you want to start, and we'll reply with a fixed quote and a document checklist for your country.