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Investing in Bangladesh, from where you are
The law is the same wherever an investor is from. What differs is the route in, the documents a regulator will accept, the treaty position, and the obligations a parent company brings with it. These pages start from where you are.
8 country-specific routes. No global-office claim: the advice is Bangladeshi law, delivered from Dhaka.
- Chinese investors Investing in Bangladesh from China A Chinese company entering Bangladesh usually does so through a private limited company registered with the RJSC, a branch or liaison office permitted by BIDA, or a unit inside an economic zone or export proces...
- Japanese investors Investing in Bangladesh from Japan A Japanese company entering Bangladesh usually does so through a private limited company registered with the RJSC, a branch or liaison office permitted by BIDA, or a unit inside an economic zone. Japanese group...
- Korean investors Investing in Bangladesh from South Korea A Korean company entering Bangladesh usually does so through a private limited company registered with the RJSC, a branch office permitted by BIDA, or a unit inside an export processing zone. Korean investment...
- Indian investors Investing in Bangladesh from India An Indian company entering Bangladesh usually does so through a private limited company registered with the RJSC, a branch or liaison office permitted by BIDA, or a joint venture with a local partner. Proximity...
- British investors Investing in Bangladesh from the United Kingdom A British company entering Bangladesh usually does so through a private limited company registered with the RJSC, a branch or liaison office permitted by BIDA, or by acquiring an interest in an existing Banglad...
- American investors Investing in Bangladesh from the United States A US company entering Bangladesh usually does so through a private limited company registered with the RJSC, a branch or liaison office permitted by BIDA, or by acquiring an interest in an existing Bangladeshi...
- Singaporean investors Investing in Bangladesh from Singapore A Singapore company entering Bangladesh usually does so through a private limited company registered with the RJSC, a branch office permitted by BIDA, or by holding its Bangladeshi interest through a regional h...
- Emirati investors Investing in Bangladesh from the United Arab Emirates A UAE company entering Bangladesh usually does so through a private limited company registered with the RJSC, a branch office permitted by BIDA, or through a joint venture. Documents executed in the UAE have to...
Investing from somewhere else? The guide to doing business in Bangladesh covers the law that applies to every foreign investor, and we advise from any jurisdiction — tell us where you are.