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The Go Global Series is a strategic resource for Indian founders, startups, and established businesses looking to expand internationally. This series simplifies cross-border legal requirements — from incorporation and ODI/RBI filings to IP protection, tax structuring, contracts, and repatriation of profits. Each country sub-category contains practical, law-first insights designed to help you expand with confidence and compliance.
Thinking of expanding your business to the UAE? This strategic checklist helps Indian companies evaluate structure, tax, FEMA, banking, and compliance issues before spending a single dirham—so costly mistakes are avoided later.
Many Indian businesses struggle after setting up in the UAE due to early structuring mistakes. This article explains the most common errors—wrong Free Zone selection, overpaying for licences, misuse of Offshore entities, and India-side compliance blind spots—and how businesses can avoid them.
Confused between Mainland, Free Zone, and Offshore company structures in the UAE? This decision-tree guide explains which UAE setup fits Indian business models like trading, services, holding, IP ownership, and investments — with compliance clarity and real-world context.
Why are Indian businesses rushing to Dubai — and when does it actually make sense? This article cuts through the hype around UAE company setup, explains real commercial reasons for expansion, and clearly identifies which Indian businesses should not go to the UAE. Practical, compliance-focused, and founder-ready.
A simple and practical guide for Indian businesses deciding between Dubai Free Zone, Mainland and Offshore structures. Understand purpose, cost logic, compliance and the ideal fit for your business in clear, business-friendly language.
Indian businesses often choose between a Singapore Pte Ltd and LLP when expanding overseas. The decision affects tax, FEMA compliance, banking, visas, and long-term global scalability. This article explains the practical differences, including how each structure is viewed in Singapore and under Indian RBI rules, helping businesses select the model that supports international growth.
Singapore, Dubai, and Delaware offer very different benefits for Indian founders going global. This article explains how tax regimes, investor expectations, compliance requirements, and long-term strategy should influence your choice of jurisdiction. A practical comparison for any founder planning international expansion.
Founders often rush to incorporate abroad without deciding whether their Singapore or foreign company should be owned personally under LRS or through their Indian company under ODI. This article explains the differences, tax impact, FEMA compliance, and long-term implications — and helps founders choose the structure that investors prefer and regulators respect.
Indian founders frequently set up companies abroad but unknowingly violate FEMA when funding them through fintech platforms like Wise or Payoneer. This article explains the hidden legal risks, RBI rules, and the correct ODI/LRS process for overseas investment — and how to regularise past mistakes. A must-read for anyone incorporating in Singapore, Dubai, or Delaware and building cross-border structures from India.
Singapore has become the preferred global base for Indian founders, but incorporation alone isn’t enough. This guide explains how to open a Singapore company from India with full FEMA and RBI compliance, timelines, bank setup, visa options, and the common mistakes founders make when using fintech transfers. A practical, 2025-ready roadmap for building a legally sound international structure.
