Comprehensive support for foreign companies entering the Indian market


Conduct thorough research to understand the Indian market, including its size, growth potential, target audience, competition, and industry-specific trends.
Choose the most suitable legal structure for your business in India - Private Limited Company, Public Limited Company, Liaison Office, Branch Office, Project Office, or LLP.
Determine the optimal mode of entry through direct investment, partnerships, franchising, or licensing.
Guidance on entry strategies for foreign investors in India, Assistance with obtaining government approvals and compliance with sectoral caps, Advisory on automatic route vs. approval route investments
Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) Advisory, Regulatory Filings & Approvals, Due Diligence & Health Checks, Advisory on Trade Credits & Guarantees

Obtain DSCs for proposed directors and apply for DINs for all individuals who will serve as directors.
File application with MCA to reserve the name of your proposed company.
Draft the MoA outlining main objects and AoA containing rules for internal management.
File incorporation application and obtain Certificate of Incorporation from MCA.

Apply for Permanent Account Number and Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number from Income Tax Department.
Obtain GST registration if business involves supply of goods or services exceeding threshold limit.
Obtain IEC from DGFT if business involves import or export activities.
Obtain industry-specific licenses and permits from relevant government authorities.
Open a bank account in India in the name of your company. You will need to provide the Certificate of Incorporation, PAN, address proof, and other documents as required by the bank.

Understand and comply with Indian income tax laws
Adhere to GST regulations and filing requirements
Professional tax and labor law compliance
Obtain IEC from DGFT if business involves import or export activities.
Obtain industry-specific licenses and permits from relevant government authorities.