Malaysia is one of the most dynamic economies in Southeast Asia and is currently ranked 38th globally, and a top destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Its strategic location, business-friendly ecosystem, and attractive incentives make it an ideal gateway to ASEAN markets.
Malaysia offers:
With a stable economy, pro-business regulations, and modern infrastructure, Malaysia has earned its place as a top-tier location for global business formation.
At Moore Bzi, we provide end-to-end company registration solutions in Malaysia with compliance, speed, and clarity, so you can focus on building your business.
Let Moore Register your company
in Malaysia in 5 Simple Steps.
Takaya and Miyanako registered their business in 2018 and have been working abroad in Malaysia since.
We will issue you the invoice for your payment process. Once the full payment is received, we will proceed with the documentation.
First of all, we shall initiate the process by submitting Section 27(1)(4) document (Application and Reservation for Availability of Names) to SSM. It shall be approved/rejected within 1 to 2 working days and we have 30 days from the approval date to incorporate a company, using the said approved name.
We will generate a Super Form (Document comprises of details on Directors, Shareholders, and Nature of Business) for clients to review. All directors of the new company need to sign a Declaration by Director.
Upon receipt of the signed documents, we will submit the incorporation application to SSM and the approval shall be obtained within 1 or 2 working days.
Sign & return the LOA
Fill out the company registration application form
Image: Takaya and Miyanako registered their business in 2018 and have been working abroad in Malaysia since.
Make full payment upon receiving invoice to proceed
Image: We will issue you the invoice for your payment process. Once the full payment is received, we will proceed with the documentation
Provide 3 proposed company names
We will do a name search to check on their availability
Image: First of all, we shall initiate the process by submitting Section 27(1)(4) document (Application and Reservation for Availability of Names) to SSM. It shall be approved/rejected within 1 to 2 working days and we have 30 days from the approval date to incorporate a company, using the said approved name.
Once the company name is approved, we will prepare
the incorporation documents for your signature.
Image: We will generate a Super Form (Document comprises of details on Directors, Shareholders, and Nature of Business) for clients to review. All directors of the new company need to sign a Declaration by Director.
Submit the application to SSM. Upon approval from SSM,
you may begin business operations in Malaysia.
Image: Upon receipt of the signed documents, we will submit the incorporation application to SSM and the approval shall be obtained within 1 or 2 working days.
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You’ll begin with a consultation. We’ll guide you in selecting the right structure (e.g., Sdn. Bhd.), prepare the documents (director/shareholder details, company constitution), and submit them to SSM. Our experts handle each step of the way, ensuring a smooth registration process.
We’ll need:
Once incorporated, you’ll need to:
Moore Bzi can handle all post-incorporation requirements on your behalf. Enquire with us today!
A Private Limited Company (Sdn. Bhd.) is the most common and suitable structure for trading, B2B, retail, consulting, and services. It allows 100% foreign ownership in many sectors and provides limited liability protection.
For market-testing or non-trading purposes, consider setting up a Representative Office through MIDA. This type of entity is not subject to tax but is not allowed to conduct revenue-generating activities.
If granted, the status is valid for two years and can be renewed for an additional two years, if necessary. It is only available to companies that already have a legal entity in their home country.
As of the new Companies Act 2016,
We provide a transparent quotation after consultation. Consult us now!
Company registration in Malaysia typically takes about one week. It begins with a name search through the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM), where we submit 3 name options to speed up approval.
Once a name is approved, we prepare and submit incorporation documents. CCM usually issues the Certificate of Incorporation (Section 17) within 1 business day, allowing the company to begin operations immediately.
To incorporate, you’ll need at least one shareholder and a resident director (a Malaysian or a foreigner with a valid work permit).
With over 20 years of experience, Moore Bzi has helped countless investors successfully register and grow their businesses in Malaysia. References are available upon request.
Here’s why clients choose us:
Yes, you can. A virtual office address is accepted by the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) and is ideal for businesses without a physical office.
Moore Bzi offers compliant virtual office packages with a registered address, mail handling, and optional receptionist support.
Yes. Every incorporated company in Malaysia is legally required to appoint a licensed company secretary within 30 days of incorporation.
If the company has no debts or assets, you can apply to strike off the company under Section 308 of the Companies Act. We assist in preparing the necessary paperwork and liaising with SSM for voluntary closure.