Recently, I made a new discovery that non-Singaporean citizens can also access information about companies registered in Singapore through the Bizfile official website of the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). This service only requires a payment of 5.5 Singapore dollars to obtain the PDF-format registration documents of any Singapore-registered company.

The process is quite simple and intuitive. First, visit the Bizfile official website (https://www.bizfile.gov.sg/) and enter the company name you want to search for. After finding the target company, add the required documents to the shopping cart. At checkout, you can choose to proceed as a guest without registering an account. Payment methods are very flexible, including PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and various credit cards, catering to the needs of different users.

This approach fully reflects the advanced concept of corporate information disclosure by the Singapore government. It not only facilitates due diligence for international investors and business partners but also helps to enhance the overall transparency and credibility of the business environment. This globally oriented openness is undoubtedly one of the important factors that attract international capital and talent to Singapore.

Singapore's transparent governance model is worth learning from by other countries and regions. In today's globalization, the openness and accessibility of information play an important role in promoting international business exchanges and enhancing investor confidence. This also reflects Singapore's strategic vision and long-term planning as an international financial center.

Overall, Singapore has showcased its open and transparent business environment to the world in this way, which will undoubtedly further consolidate its position as an important business hub in Asia and even globally.