Set Up Your 100% Foreign-Owned Company in India
India offers strong growth opportunities for foreign businesses. The most secure and legally compliant way to establish operations is by registering an Indian Subsidiary Company.
At PROBAY, we provide end-to-end Indian Subsidiary Registration services with complete compliance under Companies Act, FEMA, and FDI regulations—ensuring a smooth and structured setup process.
An Indian Subsidiary Company is a company in which more than 50% of the shareholding is held by a foreign company or foreign entity. The foreign parent company exercises control over the subsidiary through its shareholding and governance rights.
The subsidiary is incorporated as a Private Limited Company or Public Limited Company under the Companies Act, 2013 and must comply with the applicable regulations relating to foreign investment in India.
Even though it is owned by a foreign entity, the subsidiary operates as an independent legal entity under Indian law.
These features make Indian subsidiaries a preferred route for foreign companies entering the Indian market.
The incorporation and operation of Indian subsidiary companies are regulated by multiple legal frameworks to ensure compliance with corporate and foreign investment laws.
Companies Act, 2013
Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), 1999
Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), 1999
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) regulations
Notifications and circulars issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)
Income Tax laws and Goods and Services Tax (GST) regulations
All incorporation filings are completed electronically through the MCA portal.
Indian subsidiary company registration is suitable for foreign businesses that want to expand their operations into India while maintaining ownership and control.
For businesses planning direct commercial operations in India, establishing a subsidiary is one of the most effective structures.
To incorporate an Indian subsidiary company, certain minimum requirements must be satisfied.
Foreign individuals and foreign companies can become shareholders of the Indian subsidiary, subject to applicable FDI regulations.
Proper documentation is required for verification of directors, shareholders, and the registered office address.
Certain documents from foreign entities may require notarization or apostille certification.
The average time required for Indian subsidiary company registration is typically 10 to 15 working days, depending on:
Professional assistance can significantly streamline the registration process and regulatory compliance.
We help international businesses establish a strong and legally compliant foundation for their operations in India.
Establishing an Indian subsidiary company is one of the most effective ways for foreign businesses to enter and expand in the Indian market.
Let PROBAY™ assist you in registering your Indian subsidiary efficiently while ensuring full compliance with corporate and foreign investment laws.
Start your Indian subsidiary company registration in India today and build a strong presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies.
Find questions and answers related to the registrations, tax filings, updates, and support.
A company registered in India where a foreign entity holds more than 50% shareholding.
Yes, in most sectors under the Automatic FDI Route.
Yes, at least one director must be a resident of India.
No minimum capital requirement is prescribed under Indian law.
Typically 2–3 weeks, subject to document readiness.
Generally no prior approval, but post-investment reporting under FEMA is mandatory.
Yes, it can legally conduct business and generate revenue.
Yes, ROC filings, tax returns, and audits are compulsory.
Yes, we provide complete corporate, tax, and regulatory compliance services.
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