Family Office

Applicants can set up a family office to manage and invest their own wealth, and enjoy tax exemption schemes introduced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
The main applicant can apply for an Employment Pass (EP) to obtain Singapore residency, achieving goals such as immigration, asset allocation, and wealth succession, once and for all. Spouses and unmarried children under the age of 21 of the EP holder can apply for a Dependent Pass, and parents may apply for a Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP).
Once the eligibility criteria are met, the applicant may also apply for Singapore Permanent Residency (PR).

The applicant must set up two companies in Singapore, a fund management company, and a family office.

1. Single Family Office (SFO)
   Manages the financial assets and investments of a single family, to achieve intergenerational family goals.
2. Multi-Family Office (MFO)
   Provides services to multiple families.

1. Investment and asset management
2. Succession planning
3. Philanthropy
4. Administrative services

1. Corporate governance
2. Risk management through centralized asset control
3. Centralized advisory and administrative services
4. Tax incentives
5. Empowering the next generation
6. Unifying the family around shared values
7. Immigration opportunities
8. Exemption from fund management licensing
9. Flexible deployment of liquid assets, to achieve higher returns

1. Family offices that manage only their own family's assets may apply for exemption from the Capital Markets Services (CMS) license.
2. Specific income derived from designated investments may also qualify for tax exemption.