Foreign Branch Setup Services
Expand Your Business Globally with a Compliant Foreign Branch Structure
Setting up a foreign branch is a strategic way for companies to expand internationally without incorporating a separate legal entity. A branch office allows businesses to operate in foreign markets while remaining an extension of the parent company.
Establishing a foreign branch involves regulatory approvals, tax considerations, and compliance with both home and host country laws. We provide complete support—from structuring and approvals to compliance—ensuring a smooth and legally compliant expansion.
Our Foreign Branch Setup Services
Business Structuring
Advisory on branch vs subsidiary setup and optimal structuring.
Regulatory Approvals
Assistance with approvals from RBI and foreign authorities where applicable.
Documentation & Filing
Preparation of required documents, applications, and filings.
Tax & Compliance Advisory
Guidance on international taxation and compliance requirements.
Bank Account Setup
Support in opening foreign branch bank accounts.
Ongoing Compliance
Assistance with reporting, filings, and regulatory updates.
Setup Process
- Understanding expansion goals and jurisdiction
- Advisory on structure and feasibility
- Preparation of documentation
- Regulatory approvals and filings
- Branch registration and setup
- Compliance and operational readiness
Benefits of Foreign Branch
- Direct presence in international markets
- No separate legal entity required
- Full control by parent company
- Cost-effective expansion model
- Access to global customers
- Ease of operational management
Why Work With Us?
- Expertise in cross-border regulations
- End-to-end global expansion support
- Strong compliance and tax advisory
- Structured and efficient execution
- Ongoing support for international operations
Expand Your Business Globally
Get expert support to set up your foreign branch smoothly and compliantly.
Talk to an ExpertF.A.Q.
A foreign branch is an extension of a company operating in another country without forming a separate entity.
Yes, Indian companies may require RBI approval depending on the structure and jurisdiction.
A branch is not a separate entity, while a subsidiary is a separate legal company.
Yes, it can carry out business activities and generate revenue.
Compliance with both Indian and foreign country regulations is required.
It depends on approvals and jurisdiction, typically a few weeks to months.