What is specific to Singapore companies
The India–Singapore CECA (2005) covers goods, services, investment and movement of people; it does not change FDI rules.
Sectors
- Regional holding and treasury companies
- Technology and fintech
- Logistics
- Real estate and infrastructure funds
A trade agreement does not change FDI caps, FEMA pricing or RBI reporting.
Our services
How SU and Company helps
We assess whether a GIFT City unit or a mainland company fits the business and set up the chosen entity.
- IFSC versus mainland comparison
- Entity incorporation
- Accounting, tax and compliance after set-up
Questions
Does a trade agreement change FDI rules?
No. Tariffs and services access change; FDI policy, sector caps and FEMA reporting still apply.
General information as at 5 November 2026, not advice for a particular case. Indian and Singapore rules change often; confirm the current position before acting. Singapore law points should be confirmed with a Singapore adviser.