Setting up a company in Singapore as a foreign entrepreneur? You may need a nominee (local) director — but do you know what that really means in 2025?
If you are setting up a Singapore company as a foreigner in 2025, understanding the nominee director requirement is essential.
Jeffrey from Statrys explains how the role works under Singapore law, why it exists, and what changed with the new Corporate Service Providers (CSP) Act that took effect in June 2025. The focus is on helping founders understand what is required today, what risks to avoid, and how to stay compliant without giving up control of their business.
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