Overview
Incorporation of a Labuan company under the Labuan Companies Act 1990, registered with the Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA) — a tax-efficient midshore structure for international trading, holding and services businesses.
What's included
- Name reservation & incorporation via a licensed Labuan trust company
- Registered office & resident secretary arrangement
- First board resolutions & statutory records
- Tax & substance requirement advisory (LBATA 1990)
Required documents
- Proposed company name (1–3 options)
- Directors’ & shareholders’ IC / passport copy
- Residential address proof of each director
- Business nature / activity description
- Proposed paid-up capital & shareholding split
Good to know
- At least one director must ordinarily reside in Malaysia (we can advise on nominee arrangements).
- The company name is subject to SSM availability and approval.
- 100% foreign ownership is allowed for most sectors.
Frequently asked questions
How long does Labuan Company Incorporation take?
Typical timeline: 1–2 weeks. We confirm the exact schedule in your free consultation before any work starts.
What documents are required?
Proposed company name (1–3 options); Directors’ & shareholders’ IC / passport copy; Residential address proof of each director; Business nature / activity description; Proposed paid-up capital & shareholding split.
Who needs this service?
International businesses seeking a Malaysia-based offshore structure.
How much does it cost?
We work on fixed quotes — you receive the full price in writing after a free consultation, before any work begins. No hidden fees.