Entering India? We set up your Indian subsidiary, a Private Limited company with foreign shareholding, with FDI and FEMA compliance handled by us.
An Indian subsidiary is the most common and effective way for a foreign company to establish a full operating presence in India, a Private Limited company where the foreign parent holds shares (up to 100% under the automatic route in most sectors). It’s a separate Indian legal entity with limited liability.
Govyapar handles incorporation along with the FDI reporting and FEMA/RBI compliance that foreign investment requires, so your India entry is fully compliant from day one.
A Chartered Accountant does the filing and the follow-up.
We plan the FDI structure & shareholding.
Name, DSC/DIN, MOA/AOA & filing.
PAN, TAN & bank account arranged.
FDI reporting & FEMA compliance handled.
In most sectors, yes, up to 100% FDI is allowed under the automatic route. Some sectors have caps or need approval; we confirm for your sector.
Yes, at least one director must be resident in India. We can advise on meeting this requirement.
Foreign investment must be reported to the RBI under FEMA (e.g. FC-GPR). We handle this reporting so your subsidiary stays compliant.
A subsidiary is a separate Indian company (more flexible, can do full business); a branch office is an extension of the foreign parent with a narrower scope. We advise which fits.
Enter the Indian market compliantly — FDI & FEMA handled by a CA.
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