Yes — if you choose a company structure, GFSC will assist you to register it with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). A company is a separate legal entity and has different legal, financial and record-keeping obligations than sole traders or partnerships.

Once your company is registered, you will receive an Australian Company Number (ACN) — a unique 9-digit identifier. Most companies also apply for an Australian Business Number (ABN) for tax and trading purposes (through the Australian Taxation Office).

GFSC will assist and provide support to the above-mentioned process on your behalf to ensure it is completed in accordance with the applicable requirements.

Before you register, you need to decide on:

• A company name.
• The company’s rules or constitution.
• The registered office and principal business addresses (must be in Australia).
• The share structure and details of shareholders and officeholders (directors and potentially a secretary).
• All directors must apply for a director identification number (director ID) before registration.

GFSC will support and manage the above-mentioned process on your behalf, ensuring it is carried out in accordance with the applicable requirements.

The whole procedure from start to finish, takes approximately 3 weeks.
Government Fees vary depending on company type and are published by ASIC.
GFSC will assist with and coordinate the above-mentioned process on your behalf, ensuring compliance with the applicable requirements.

Yes — a foreign company that carries on business in Australia must register with ASIC as a foreign company and will receive an Australian Registered Body Number (ARBN). You must also appoint a local agent and provide certain certified documents with your application

GFSC will provide assistance throughout the above-mentioned process on your behalf, ensuring compliance with all relevant requirements.