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Setting up a company in India is not only complex but its also a very tedious job. This is where our role comes into play. Our goal is to help clients all over the world, to form companies in India with utmost ease at very affordable charges. Our process is simple and our company formation experts and chartered account will make you walk through the company formation process with ease. There are many steps involved in order to form an Indian company, a few of them our discussed below.

Steps involved in forming an Indian Company:

The steps to forming a company will depend on the type of business. There are some steps that are common within all the types of companies. These steps are listed below:

Step 1: Choose the type of company that suits you.

Step 2: Choose a catchy company name and make sure it is not already taken.

Step 3: You will need to get a DIN (director Identification Number) along with signatures of the chosen directors for your company in digital.

Step 4: Every company needs to draft an Articles of Association and a Memorandum.

Step 5: You will need to go to the company registrar and sign all of the necessary documents that they give to you.

Step 6: You will need to pay the Company Registrar the registration fees for your company.

Step 7: You will need to receive a certificate of registration for your company.



Some more requirements for private limited companies:

1. You will need to have at least two separate directors for your company.

2. These directors will need to subscribe to the memorandum.
3. These directors will need to agree to the minimum capital (INR 100,000)

4. The Registration fee varies depending on the capital of your company, it should be more or the same as the directors agreement for minimum capital.


For more detailed requirements for your type of company, you can email us: info@indiacompanyltd.com