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The domestication of a foreign company may only be done manually. For information on external companies, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n A foreign company\u00a0can only be registered manually<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Domesticate the foreign company<\/strong> Attach the following:\u00a0A letter of law of the jurisdiction in which the company is registered to permit such transfer The following supporting documents must be included in your e-mail:<\/p>\n Certified identity copy of applicant Click\u00a0<\/span>here<\/a>\u00a0<\/span>for the CIPC service standards. Service Standard is dependent on payment for the transaction being made.<\/p>\n
Print and complete a form Cor 17.1<\/a><\/p>\n
A copy of the MOI to be registered in South Africa (CoR14.1<\/a>, CoR14.1 AnnexureA<\/a>, either standard CoR15.1A<\/a> or own MOI)
A certified copy of the current registration issued by the jurisdiction in which it is registered at the time of application
A copy of its most recent Annual Financial Statements
A copy of the shareholder’s resolution approving the transfer of the company’s registration to South Africa
These supporting documents must be translated if the original is not in an official South African language. Upload and submit the signed forms and supporting documents to CIPC, Scan and e-mail the completed and signed documents together with supporting information to companydocs@cipc.co.za<\/a>;<\/p>\n
Certified identity copy or passport of all incorporators, directors and representative
Power of attorney (if applicable)
An affidavit reflecting the following:
That the majority of its shareholders are resident in the Republic of South Africa
The whole or greater part of its assets and undertaking are within the Republic of South Africa, other than the assets and undertaking of any subsidary that is incorporated outside the Republic of South Africa
Immediately following the transfer of registration the company:
Will satisfy the solvency and liquidity test and
Will no longer be registered in another jurisdiction<\/p>\n