Overview
A Foreign Subsidiary Company allows international corporations to set up business operations in India, either as a wholly-owned or joint venture. It requires compliance with FEMA, RBI, and MCA regulations.Process
- Name approval via SPICe+
- Filing of incorporation with MCA
- RBI/FEMA reporting and FDI compliance
- Obtaining PAN, TAN, and opening Indian bank account
Documents Required
- COI, MOA, AOA of parent company
- Board Resolution for incorporation
- Passport & address proof of authorized signatory
- Proof of registered office in India
Time Required
⏳ 20–25 working daysKey Benefits
- 100% FDI allowed in most sectors
- Access to Indian markets
- Full control with local compliance
- Repatriation of profits allowed