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ARTICLE · 29 SEPTEMBER 2020

Practical Considerations For Migrating BVI And Cayman Islands Entities Into Singapore – Part 2

We shared in our prior article, that with the passing of the Singapore Companies (Amendment) Act 2017 (the "Act"), foreign corporate entities are now permitted to transfer...

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We shared in our prior article, that with the passing of the Singapore Companies (Amendment) Act 2017 (the "Act"), foreign corporate entities are now permitted to transfer (or "re-domicile") their jurisdiction of registration into Singapore, effectively enabling them to move their global operations/ headquarters into Singapore with relative ease, thus negating the potential loss of corporate history, branding and identity.

The provisions of the Act are, however, not absolute in the sense that any entity of any size or description may migrate into Singapore. There are, in this regard, certain criteria, which will need to be met by the foreign migrating entity prior to any application for re-domiciliation being approved. These include the following:

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