Malaysia is one of the most dynamic commercial centers in the ASEAN region. In recent years, it has attracted many people to set up companies and expand their local markets. For Hong Kong people, Malaysia is also a good opportunity to expand their business, as Cantonese and Mandarin are popular languages in the country. Due to the relatively simple process of setting up a company in Malaysia, the country has become one of the most attractive business destinations, taking advantage of global development opportunities.

* The bank account referral service does not include fees charged by the banks. Whether a bank account can be successfully opened is ultimately subject to the discretion of the bank.

* Whether a bank account can be successfully opened is ultimately subject to the discretion of the bank.

** When the nominee director service is not required, the nominee director deposit will be refunded to the client immediately after the change of directorship.

*** Customers do not need to be physically present and can apply through video conferencing

The following information is for your reference:

A Malaysian company must have at least one director and one shareholder. These positions can be held by the same person. If there is only one director, he or she must be a local resident, i.e. a Malaysian citizen, permanent resident, or a foreign passport holder with a local residential address. If a Malaysian company has only foreign shareholders, it must have at least one local resident as a director. The local director does not need to be a shareholder. Our company can provide local nominee director services.

1. Certified copies of the valid passport of all directors and shareholders.

2. Proof of address for all directors and shareholders (i.e. bank statements, utility bills, etc. dated within the last three months).

3. Suggested company name (in English)

4. Nature of business

5. Source of funds

6. Proposed number/value of shares to be issued (usually 1 ordinary share with a total value of RM1), with specific requirements for certain industries, and all capital must be fully paid up.

*** All fees above do not include the Malaysian Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 6%.