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Can I Use My Residential Address As My Company’s Registered Office?
- Modified: 20 October 2026
Yes, but you must comply with the Home Office Scheme from ACRA, HDB, or URA, meet specific criteria (like business type and limited non-resident staff), and accept public visibility of your address.
From 20 October 2026, your registered office no longer needs to be open to the public for a minimum number of hours each day, so you can set your own opening hours. However, if someone gives reasonable notice that they’d like to inspect your company’s records, you must make them available for at least 2 hours on each relevant business day.
Non-compliance can result in fines up to S$5,000 for the company and its officers.
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