EXTERNAL/FOREIGN-SUBSIDIARY COMPANY REGISTRATIONS

 EXTERNAL, FOREIGN-SUBSIDIARY COMPANY REGISTRATIONS

WHAT YOU WILL GET

  1.  COMPANY CERTIFICATE
  2. MOI
  3.  INCORPORATOR DETAILS
  4. SARTS TAX NUMBER
  5. SHARE THE CERTIFICATE
  6. BBBEE CERTIFICATE
  7. SARS TAX CLEARANCE
  8. FNB BUSINESS BANK ACCOUNT
  9. BUSINESS PROFILE

FOR EXTERNAL COMPANIES AND THOSE WISHING TO DOMESTICATE THEIR FOREIGN COMPANIES

  1. A certified copy of the company's founding documents
  2. A certificate of incorporation or comparable documents
  3. Certified identity copy of the applicant
  4. Certified identity copy or passport of all incorporators, directors, and representative
  5. Power of attorney (if applicable)

Please note that you can register a new company or domesticate a foreign-registered company

This process is for those who wish to conduct or intend to conduct business in South Africa.

The below list of the series of activities that will be regarded as conducting business.

This list includes:

  1. Holding a meeting or meetings of shareholders or board of the foreign company, or otherwise conducting the internal affairs of the company.
  2. Establishing or maintaining any bank or other financial account.
  3. Establishing or maintaining offices or agencies for the transfer, exchange or registration of the foreign company’s own securities.
  4. Creating or acquiring any debts, mortgages, or security interests in any property.
  5. Acquiring any interest in intellectual property.
  6. Entering into contracts of employment.

 (NO PERMIT IS REQUIRED ONLY A VALID PASSPORT)

You do not need to be in South Africa for this process. We will do everything on your behalf.

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