Transparent fixed pricing. No opaque quotes.
Unlike the incumbents, we publish our fees. Clear fixed-fee packages for incorporation, visas and ongoing compliance — so you can plan with confidence.
TL;DR: Chamberlain incorporation work is typically ₱80K – ₱250K, visa and work-permit work is ₱40K – ₱120K per applicant, and monthly compliance retainers are ₱15K – ₱60K. You get a fixed quote before work starts; statutory government fees, paid-in capital, and bank charges are disclosed separately.
Incorporation
- ✓Entity structuring & name reservation
- ✓SEC registration (eSPARC / OneSEC)
- ✓BIR, LGU & barangay permits
- ✓Corporate secretarial setup
Visa / Work Permit
- ✓9(g) work visa or SIRV / SRRV
- ✓AEP work permit (DOLE)
- ✓BI processing end to end
- ✓Dependents handled
Monthly Retainer
- ✓Bookkeeping & BIR filings
- ✓Payroll & statutory contributions
- ✓Corporate secretarial
- ✓Annual compliance calendar
Ranges reflect entity type, capital and complexity. You get an exact fixed quote after a free consultation — never a surprise invoice. Statutory government fees and paid-in capital are separate and disclosed up front.
What is included
The quote covers the work, not a vague promise.
Each package is scoped around the outcome: registration complete, visa petition filed and tracked, or compliance calendar managed. Pass-through costs stay visible so the service fee is easy to compare.
- Foreign-ownership, FINL, capital, and route review before filing
- Document preparation, regulator forms, and submission coordination
- Status tracking across SEC, BIR, LGU, DOLE, BI, or compliance filings as applicable
- A single fixed quote before paid work starts, with statutory fees separated
What affects price
The drivers are usually known before filing.
Pricing moves when the legal path changes. Chamberlain confirms these points before the quote so the work does not expand quietly after kickoff.
Entity and ownership route
OPC, domestic corporation, branch, export enterprise, and regulated-sector routes carry different document sets.
Capital and banking complexity
Foreign remittance, treasurer affidavits, bank certification, and signatory requirements can change the work involved.
Licences and location
Secondary licences, PEZA or BOI planning, and LGU permit requirements vary by activity and city.
People and renewals
Dependants, payroll setup, expiring visas, and catch-up compliance add scope beyond a clean first filing.
Pricing FAQ
Common quote questions
The consultation is where we turn the published range into a fixed number for your specific route.
How much does Chamberlain charge to set up a Philippine company?
Most incorporation projects fall between ₱80,000 and ₱250,000 in professional fees, depending on entity type, capital route, licences, LGU location, and banking complexity. Statutory government fees and paid-in capital are separate.
Are government fees included in the fixed price?
No. Chamberlain quotes professional fees separately from statutory government fees, notarisation, bank charges, paid-in capital, and regulator costs so founders can see exactly what is service fee versus pass-through cost.
Why is there a range instead of one flat incorporation price?
A simple domestic corporation with an open activity is not the same workload as a regulated activity, branch office, export-enterprise structure, or setup with secondary licences. The range lets us publish realistic pricing while still giving a fixed quote before work starts.
Can I get a fixed quote before committing?
Yes. The first consultation confirms your activity, ownership, entity, capital, visa, and compliance path. After that, Chamberlain gives a fixed quote before paid work begins.