Indian Subsidiary Registration in India
Indian subsidiary Registration is the process of setting up an Indian company owned or controlled by a foreign company, foreign investor, or international business group. It allows overseas businesses to establish a legal presence in India, hire employees, open a bank account, enter contracts, raise invoices, and operate under Indian corporate law. IndiaFilings helps foreign companies complete Indian subsidiary Registration with expert support for MCA filing, foreign investment compliance, PAN, TAN, GST, and post-incorporation requirements.
What Is an Indian Subsidiary Company?
An Indian subsidiary is a company incorporated in India where a foreign parent company holds shares directly or indirectly. It is commonly used by international businesses that want to expand operations, provide services, manufacture products, hire teams, or access the Indian market through a recognised legal entity.
Key Requirements for Indian Subsidiary Registration
- Minimum two shareholders are required for incorporation
- Minimum two directors are required
- At least one director should satisfy the resident director requirement
- A registered office address in India is required
- DSC and DIN are required for directors
- Foreign investment and FEMA/RBI compliance must be reviewed
Indian Subsidiary Registration Process
- Confirm ownership structure and foreign shareholder details
- Apply for DSC and DIN
- Complete Indian subsidiary name approval
- Prepare incorporation documents and foreign shareholder papers
- File the MCA incorporation application
- Receive incorporation certificate, PAN, and TAN
After Indian Subsidiary Registration
After incorporation, the company may need GST Registration, bank account opening, FDI compliance, and annual compliance. IndiaFilings provides complete support from incorporation to ongoing compliance.
