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Resources

Written plainly, and only when we are sure.

Guides and answers on holding a Singapore business address. Nothing is published here until the position it describes has been confirmed, so the list below is deliberately shorter than it will be.

Guides

Establishing a presence in Singapore

Practical notes for founders, directors and advisers, written plainly and kept current. Each is being prepared and will appear here as it is published.

  • In preparation

    What a registered office actually is

    The difference between a registered office, a business address and a correspondence address, and why a company usually needs to be clear about all three.

    Guide · not yet published

  • In preparation

    Choosing an address for a new company

    What to weigh when the company has no premises yet: who reads the address, what it has to withstand, and the questions worth asking a provider.

    Guide · not yet published

  • In preparation

    Handling legal and registered post

    Why service of documents is the part of an address service that matters most, and what a proper record of receipt should contain.

    Guide · not yet published

  • In preparation

    Changing your registered address

    What has to be notified, to whom, and in what order when a company moves its address of record.

    Guide · not yet published

  • In preparation

    Running a Singapore company from overseas

    Keeping correspondence reliable when the people responsible for the company are in another time zone.

    Guide · not yet published

Frequently asked

Questions we expect

Short answers to the questions that come up most often. Answers will be published here once the corresponding terms are confirmed.

  • In preparation

    What is included in each arrangement?

    What every client gets regardless of tier, and what varies. See the packages page for the current position.

    Question · not yet published

  • In preparation

    What documents will I be asked for?

    The identity and company documents required to open an address, and why each one is needed.

    Question · not yet published

  • In preparation

    Can you receive parcels as well as letters?

    What can be accepted, what cannot, and how larger items are treated.

    Question · not yet published

  • In preparation

    How does forwarding work?

    Standing instructions, per-item requests, carriers, and the items that cannot be sent on.

    Question · not yet published

  • In preparation

    What happens to my personal data?

    What is collected, why it is held, how long it is kept, and how to ask for access, correction or withdrawal of consent.

    Question · not yet published

  • In preparation

    What happens if I leave?

    Notice, the treatment of post received after departure, and what is retained afterwards and for how long.

    Question · not yet published

Company notes

From Pagar & Co.

Occasional notes on how the service is built and run. Infrequent by design.

  • In preparation

    Where we draw the line on automation

    The specific decisions that are reserved to a person, and why the boundary is published rather than assumed.

    Note · not yet published

  • In preparation

    Keeping the record without keeping the person

    How a financial and correspondence record can be retained for as long as it is genuinely needed while the identity attached to it is not.

    Note · not yet published

Elsewhere

Until these are written

The pages that already exist cover most of what a prospective client asks. The business address page sets out what the address may be used for; the how it works page sets out what happens to your post; and the packages page sets out what is and is not yet settled about fees.

Our privacy notice and terms of service are in preparation and are published in skeleton form.

Launching soon

We would rather publish nothing than publish something wrong.

Join the priority waitlist and you will be told as guides, answers and confirmed terms are published. Joining the waitlist does not confer any right to use the address.