The Department for International Trade in India helps UK companies to expand into India and also help Indian companies to trade with the UK.
The Department for International Trade in India offers expertise and contacts through its extensive network of specialists in the UK, and staff in the British High Commission in New Delhi and Deputy High Commissions in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and Pune.
DIT offices in India
Capital | New Delhi |
DIT office 1 | Department for International Trade Delhi British High Commission Shantipath New Delhi Chanakyapuri 110021 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 (11) 2419 2100 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
DIT office in Ahmedabad
DIT office 2 | Department for International Trade Ahmedabad British Deputy High Commission Ahmedabad Courtyard by Marriott Hotel Ramdevnagar, Satellite Ahmedabad Gujarat 380015 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 79 2646 7138 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
DIT office in Bengaluru
DIT office 3 | Department for International Trade Bengaluru British Deputy High Commission Prestige Takt 23 Kasturba Road Cross Bangalore 560001 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 (80) 22100200 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
DIT office in Chandigarh
DIT office 4 | Department for International Trade Chandigarh British Deputy High Commission 178-178A, Business and Industrial Complex Unit C516, Tower C Phase I, Industrial Area Chandigarh 160002 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 82 8800 9897 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
DIT office in Chennai
DIT office 5 | Department for International Trade Chennai British Deputy High Commission 20 Anderson Road Chennai 600 006 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 (44) 42192151 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
DIT office in Hyderabad
DIT office 6 | Department for International Trade Hyderabad British Deputy High Commission 2nd Floor, Taj Deccan Hotel Road No.1 Hyderabad Banjara Hills 500034 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 (40) 6666 9147 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
DIT office in Kolkata
DIT office 7 | Department for International Trade Kolkata British Deputy High Commission 1A Ho Chi Minh Sarani Kolkata 700 071 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 (33) 2288 5172-76 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
DIT office in Mumbai
DIT office 8 | Department for International Trade Mumbai British Deputy High Commission 11th floor, Naman Chambers C/32, G Block, Bandra Kurla Complex Mumbai Bandra (E) 400 051 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 (22) 6650 2222 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
DIT office in Pune
DIT office 9 | Department for International Trade Pune British Trade Office 5th Floor, 505 B-Wing MCCIA Trade Tower International Convention Centre Complex 403 – A, Senapati Bapat Road Pune 411 016 India |
Telephone | Enquiries +91 (20) 2563 1580 |
ditindia@fco.gov.uk |
Overseas companies in the UK
An overseas company wants to set up a place of business in the UK must register with Companies House. You must register your overseas company within one month of opening for business in the UK.
If you do not have a base in the UK then you do not need to register.
Our accountants can help you to register your overseas company.
Get information about a British company
You may get information about a British Company from the Companies House in the UK. The information you can get include the following:
- Signed and approved Company accounts
- Confirmation statement
- The company date of incorporation
- Company names including company name change history, if applicable.
- Current and past company registered office addresses
- company registration numbers issued by Companies House.
- Current and past company directors and secretary’s details
- The company’s current trading status – active or dissolved
- insolvency information, if applicable.
Certificate of good standing for a British company
The certificate of good standing certifies that your company has been in continuous, unbroken existence since its incorporation and that no action is currently being taken to strike it off the Companies House register.
When a certificate of good standing is needed?
If you would like to register a branch overseas such as in Hong Kong or Malaysia or Singapore, the Registrar of Companies in the home country would require the certification that your UK company is in compliance and still active. Banks, lenders, a business corporation based overseas that collaborate with your UK company would require you to provide them with a certificate of good standing to prove the existence of your company at the time of entering into a business transaction with you.
Department for International Trade offices worldwide
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Good luck with your business venture.