Legal, financial & administrative services in Singapore
Browse trusted lawyers, accountants and corporate service providers in Singapore, reviewed by the people who hired them.
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Jolene
Singapore, May 2026
I’ve been with them for 5 years now, and I still enjoy going. I take the 1 on 1 personal training sessions with Brandon, and it's very different from the other gym group classes I go to. He really keeps me motivated and there is definitely progress. I needed someone to look out for me and push me to do more and I notice it’s very beneficial with him. Compared to other places, the price feels really good. Depending on the experience level of the trainer, their starting price is a bit higher or lower, which is also fair.
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Carolee
Alaska, Sep 2026
I found Paula when my family needed support after a divorce, with five adult kids in different states and a blended family situation because I was getting married. She was very easy to contact, very responsive, and I felt comfortable with her right away. We set up five family coaching sessions, and she was so helpful, giving us tools to work within ourselves and helping us understand some family dynamics. It was not easy, but all of us were happy with our sessions with her and the outcome.
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Surabhi
Singapore, Jun 2026
I was referred here by an orthopedic specialist and wanted a nearby clinic, and so far after two appointments it has been good. Zhi has been very approachable with my questions and queries, and with the consultation and explaining my condition, he has been caring and professional. I think he will help me regarding the pain I’m having. The only thing is I feel it is a bit overpriced for a 45 minute session, but I would still recommend him for sure.
What to know about legal, financial & administrative in Singapore
Passes, property and company paperwork are where a wrong turn gets expensive. Singapore makes most of it clear, but it is still a lot to learn at once: MOM handles work passes and the Dependant's Pass, ICA handles permanent residency and long-term visit passes, ACRA registers companies, and IRAS deals with tax. Locallista lists lawyers, accountants, corporate secretaries and immigration specialists in Singapore, screened before listing and ranked only on phone-verified reviews. A practising lawyer holds a current practising certificate, and it is fair to ask. Pick a category below and get in touch with a free account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a lawyer to buy property in Singapore?
Yes. Conveyancing here is done by a law firm, and your bank will usually want one it works with. Get the firm involved before you sign anything, since the option to purchase and the stamp duty timing both have deadlines that are easy to miss when you are new.
Who handles my work pass, my employer or me?
Your employer applies for an Employment Pass or S Pass through MOM, not you. Where an immigration specialist earns their fee is the surrounding paperwork: a Dependant's Pass for your family, a Long Term Visit Pass, or a later permanent residency application through ICA, which is a separate process with its own criteria.
How do I register a company here?
Companies are registered with ACRA, and a private limited company needs a company secretary appointed within six months and at least one director ordinarily resident in Singapore. Corporate service providers handle the whole set, which is why most newcomers use one rather than filing alone.
Do I have to file a personal tax return?
Usually yes if you have worked here, and the filing window falls in the spring each year. IRAS pre-fills a lot of it. An accountant is worth it once there is rental income, foreign income or a business in the picture, rather than for a straightforward salary.
How do I check a lawyer or accountant is genuine?
Ask for the practising certificate for a lawyer, and for an accountant ask which body they are with. Then read the reviews from clients whose situation looked like yours, because immigration, property and corporate work are quite different jobs even inside the same firm.
How much do accountants cost in Singapore?
Accounting in Singapore runs around S$60 to S$400 a month, with certified accountants at S$150 to S$450 an hour.
How much do immigration lawyers cost in Singapore?
Immigration consultants in Singapore charge about S$1,500 to S$4,000 for a PR application, S$1,000 to S$3,000 for an Employment Pass and S$2,000 to S$5,000 for citizenship, plus ICA's own fees.
How much do insurance agents cost in Singapore?
Insurance agents in Singapore cost you nothing directly, the insurer pays them 20% to 50% of the first year premium, and what you pay is the premium itself, from about S$300 a year.
How much do tax consultants cost in Singapore?
Tax consultants in Singapore charge S$150 to S$450 an hour, S$150 to S$500 for a straightforward personal return and S$500 to S$2,000 when foreign income or property is involved.
