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Setting up subsidiary in India is one of the most effective ways for foreign companies to establish a long-term presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. A subsidiary company operates as a separate legal entity while remaining controlled by its parent company, allowing businesses to expand operations, enter new markets, and access India's skilled workforce and consumer base. The process of establishing a subsidiary typically includes company incorporation, obtaining Director Identification Numbers (DIN), Digital Signature Certificates (DSC), company name approval, PAN and TAN registration, bank account opening, and compliance with FEMA and RBI regulations. Businesses must also comply with ongoing corporate, tax, and regulatory requirements after incorporation. Foreign investors can establish either a wholly-owned subsidiary or a subsidiary company depending on sector-specific FDI regulations and business objectives. Proper planning and compliance support are essential for smooth market entry and long-term operational success. RAAAS provides professional assistance for setting up subsidiary in India, including incorporation, FDI advisory, regulatory compliance, taxation, and business establishment support.


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