A compliant Singapore company address
Registered Office Address in Singapore
Use a Singapore registered office that can receive official communications and meet access requirements, with mail handling and address changes clearly scoped.
Response target
A personal response to new enquiries within one business hour.
Named service owner
One person remains accountable for the next step.
Defined scope
Fees, exclusions and required information are confirmed first.
Human filing review
Regulated decisions and filings stay under human control.
This service is designed for
- Founders without a suitable commercial address
- Home-based founders who prefer a business address
- Foreign owners needing coordinated Singapore support
- Companies changing address during a secretary transfer
What the standard scope includes
- Address suitability and service-scope confirmation
- Published office-hour and access requirements
- Official-mail receipt process
- Address-change documentation and filing coordination
- Clear exclusions for parcels, operational use and licensing
How the work moves
A visible process, with review before action
- 01
Confirm the intended use
We distinguish registered-office use from operational premises, licensing, mail forwarding and contact-address requirements.
- 02
Complete due diligence
Address services are provided only after the company, owners and intended activity pass the applicable checks.
- 03
Record the address
The company authorises the address and any required ACRA update is completed through the controlled filing process.
- 04
Handle official mail
Receipt, notification, collection or forwarding follows the agreed service terms and retention controls.
Practical answers
Questions about this service
Must the registered office be in Singapore?
Yes. ACRA states that a local company's registered office must be a Singapore address.
Must it be the place where the business operates?
No. The registered office may differ from the place where business activities are carried out.
Are there opening-hour requirements?
ACRA states that the registered office must be open and accessible to the public for at least three hours during normal business hours on each business day.
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