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Inward Re-Domiciliation Regime in Singapore

Inward Re-Domiciliation Regime in Singapore

An Overview

08/01/2018
Inward Re-Domiciliation Regime in Singapore

From 11 October 2017, a new inward re-domiciliation regime in Singapore, instituted by the Companies (Amendment) Act 2017, has taken effect, allowing foreign corporate entities to transfer their registration to Singapore.

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