Indian Subsidiary
India, as one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, attracts plenty of foreign direct investment (FDI) and private equity capital. According to a recent report by Nomura, a Japanese brokerage firm, FDI into India is likely to have hit a high of $34.9 billion in the financial year 2015, a massive 61.6 percent jump from $21.6 billion in the previous fiscal. With the world’s second-largest population and a large talent pool of skilled IT professionals, India continues to be an attractive destination for investment amongst foreign companies and foreign nationals. In this article, we provide a comprehensive guide to Indian private limited companies and India entry strategies for foreign nationals and foreign companies.
Documents required for Indian Subsidiary Companies
From all directors and shareholders
Utility bills (any)
A copy of a rent agreement with NOC from an owner
For the proposed registered office (residential or commercial),
Passports of foreign directors
incorporation certificate issued by the foreign government
For opening a subsidiary company in India, a resolution from LLC/INC
a copy of the voter's identification, driver's license, passport, and PAN card;
A photograph of all directors and shareholders (Passport-sized)