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Singapore Company Incorporation Cost: 2026 Breakdown

Reviewed 11 October 2026 · 7 minute read

Short answer

The fixed ACRA cost to reserve a name and register a Singapore company is currently S$315. A supported local-founder package commonly costs about S$533 to S$1,182 based on public provider prices reviewed in October 2026, depending on whether secretary service, annual-return fees, registered address and changes are included.

Government fees

ACRA's Bizfile guide lists a S$300 registration fee. The approved name must be reserved before the company is registered. Fees can change, so check the current Bizfile guidance before payment.

ItemCurrent fee
Company name applicationS$15
Company registrationS$300
Total base ACRA feesS$315

What professional packages cost

Public local-founder offers reviewed in October 2026 ranged from aggressive acquisition pricing to premium advisory packages. Comparing only the headline price is misleading because inclusions and renewal terms vary.

ProviderPublished local starting pointImportant comparison point
3E AccountingS$533 incl. GST and ACRA feesPromotes first-year secretary and many standard items as included
OsomeS$600 promotion / S$950 listStates ACRA fees and first-year secretary are included
SleekAbout S$600-S$650 on current offersGovernment fees and digital tools are bundled on selected plans
GrofFrom S$650All-in local positioning with named adviser
CorporateServices.comS$1,182 incl. GSTPremium positioning with government fees and secretary included

Costs that may sit outside the headline fee

  • Registered office and mail handling
  • Second-year company-secretary renewal
  • Annual-return government fee
  • Corporate shareholder or enhanced KYC review
  • Share allotments, transfers and capital changes
  • Bookkeeping, financial statements, ECI and corporate tax returns
  • Nominee resident director and refundable security deposit
  • Licensing, legal drafting, work passes and bank-support work

How to compare quotations

Ask every provider to show the first-year total, the renewal price and the exact fair-use boundary. Confirm whether GST and government fees are included, which corporate changes are chargeable, and what happens when records or KYC information are incomplete.

  • Compare the same company structure and risk profile
  • Separate mandatory fees from optional services
  • Request the year-two cost before accepting year-one promotions
  • Do not treat bank-account or work-pass support as approval

This guide provides general information, not legal or tax advice. Requirements and fees can change; check the current official source and obtain advice for your company's facts.

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