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Register 100% Foreign Subsidiary in India

A long-term India platform with ownership control for foreign parent companies.

Ownership control

100% held by the foreign parent

Local operations

Run your India business

Hiring

Build an Indian team

Indian books

Maintain local accounts

FDI-aligned

Reporting and FEMA support

100%

Ownership control for the foreign parent

FDI + FEMA

Route review and reporting support

Beyond incorporation

Post-incorporation compliance aligned

Overview

A long-term India platform with ownership control.

Foreign companies that want a lasting India presence, and control over the Indian entity, often choose this structure.

The Indian company can operate locally, hire staff, sign local contracts, issue invoices, keep Indian books, and build an India-focused business. It may also suit overseas founders and groups supporting their activity in India.

Operate locally

Hire staff

Sign local contracts

Issue invoices

Keep Indian books

Build an India-focused business

Commonly considered for

Technology
Consulting
Manufacturing
Services
Outsourcing
Distribution
Market development
Operational support
Audience

Who is this for?

Foreign companies

Wanting ownership control of an Indian operating entity.

Overseas groups

In technology, services, manufacturing, or distribution.

Foreign founders

Building an India-focused platform.

The process

What it involves

Setup requires attention to the business activity and the foreign investment route. The parent must consider sector rules, FDI policy, FEMA, shareholding, directors, capital infusion, valuation, banking documents, and reporting. Obligations continue after incorporation once foreign capital comes in.

Eraqus Advisors supports the full journey, from reviewing the proposed activity to coordinating incorporation and aligning with FDI reporting and ongoing compliance.

01

Review the proposed activity

02

Discuss ownership and control model

03

Prepare parent documents

04

Coordinate incorporation

05

Post-incorporation support

06

FDI reporting and ongoing compliance

Before you begin

Key considerations

01

Sectoral conditions, and whether the automatic or approval route applies.

02

Shareholding, director requirements, and the capital infusion plan.

03

Valuation and banking documentation for inbound investment.

04

FDI reporting after capital is introduced.

05

Annual corporate, tax, accounting, and FEMA compliance.

Documents

Information generally required

This list is indicative. Exact requirements are confirmed case by case.

After incorporation

A scalable route that needs careful planning.

The Indian entity should support the parent’s goals while meeting Indian corporate, tax, FEMA, accounting, and reporting requirements.

Corporate compliance
Tax
Accounting
FEMA
FDI reporting
FLA reporting
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Often yes, but it depends on FDI policy, sectoral caps, and conditions. Some sectors fall under the automatic route, while others need government approval or have ownership limits, so the activity should be reviewed first.

The company may have FDI reporting duties, such as share allotment reporting, plus recurring annual compliance covering accounting, audit, tax, and FLA reporting where applicable.

Foreign documents often need notarisation or apostille, depending on the jurisdiction. Eraqus Advisors reviews and coordinates this to reduce avoidable delays.

Discuss your requirement with our team

Share where your business stands and your plans, and the team will help identify the suitable structure, documentation, and compliance.

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