
Expanding your global business into India becomes more structured and legally compliant with Foreign Subsidiary Company Registration. It is the ideal setup for foreign companies planning to establish a presence in India while maintaining full control over operations.
A Foreign Subsidiary is governed under the Companies Act, 2013 and regulated as per FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) guidelines issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
Whether you are entering the Indian market for expansion, investment, or operations, registering a Foreign Subsidiary ensures legal recognition, credibility, and business growth.
A Foreign Subsidiary Company is an Indian company where more than 50% of the shareholding is held by a foreign parent company.
It is treated as a separate legal entity in India but remains controlled by the foreign holding company.
Key Features:
Controlled by foreign parent company
Separate legal entity in India
Limited liability protection
Governed by Indian laws
Eligible for FDI under automatic or approval route
Can conduct full business operations in India
Registering a Foreign Subsidiary provides major advantages for international businesses entering India.
Parent company retains ownership and control.
Tap into one of the fastest-growing economies.
Parent company liability is limited.
Easy investment under automatic route.
Strengthen global presence and brand value.
Operates independently under Indian law.

To register a Foreign Subsidiary in India, you need the following:
📌 For Foreign Parent Company:
📌 For Indian Directors:
📌 For Registered Office:
Foreign Subsidiary Company registration is completely online and follows these steps:
Obtain DSC for directors.
Apply for Director Identification Number.
Reserve company name through MCA.
File incorporation application.
Report foreign investment to RBI.
MCA issues registration certificate.
The cost of Foreign Subsidiary registration depends on various factors such as government fees, professional charges, and document requirements.
💰 Note: Cost may vary based on foreign documentation and compliance requirements.
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Yes, by setting up a subsidiary company.
Yes, in many sectors under FDI policy.
Minimum 2 directors (one must be Indian resident).
Usually 10–20 working days.
Depends on sector (automatic or approval route).
Subsidiary is a separate legal entity; branch is not.
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