Go Global: Company Set up -Singapore, Hong Kong, UAE or UK?
Your business in Indonesia or elsewhere in the world is working, you are based in Bali. And now something big is on the horizon: an investor, a new market, a sale, or a move. The question every founder hits sooner or later: would a company or a holdco outside Indonesia help, and if so, where should it sit?
Join Osome for a practical session on one of the most expensive decisions a founder can get wrong: where your company should sit.
We compare Singapore, Hong Kong, the UAE and the UK on what matters in practice: how banks and tax authorities see each one, what each is best for, and what it costs to set up and run every year.
About Osome:
Osome solves the complexities of incorporation, accounting and compliance through one platform, giving founders more time to build and clearer financial insights to make informed decisions. Since 2017, Osome has served 50,000+ businesses across Singapore, Hong Kong, the UK and the UAE. Learn more at osome.com.
What we’ll cover
Why founders look abroad, and when not to. The real triggers, plus a short self-check for your own business.
Four jurisdictions side by side. Fit, tax treatment, banking, reputation, immigration and substance requirements.
Singapore and Hong Kong, step by step. Incorporation, board and director requirements, registered address and secretary, the bank account process, annual filings and timelines.
What it really costs. First-year all-in cost and the yearly cost after that.
Anonymised founder case studies.
Live Q&A on setting up and running costs.
Who it’s for
Founders running businesses in Indonesia with no overseas structure yet, and a trigger on the horizon (investor, expansion, sale)
Founders who already have an overseas company and wonder if it still fits as they grow
Digital nomads, freelancers and solopreneurs earning from international clients
Cross-border SME owners reviewing their structure for tax efficiency, exit planning or investor readiness