Starting a business? We simplify the process with end-to-end business formation services. From legal structuring to licensing and registration, we ensure your business is set up for success from day one.
Business Setup Advisory:
Step-by-step guidance on establishing a company in Dubai.
Trade License Assistance:
Efficient processing of trade licenses tailored to your business type.
Free Zone and Mainland Setup:
Expert advice on choosing the best location for your operations.
Post-Setup Support:
Comprehensive support to streamline your business operations.
Frequently asked questions
What are the steps to start a business in Dubai, UAE?
The process includes choosing a business activity, selecting a legal structure, registering the company name, obtaining initial approvals, preparing legal documents (such as MOA and LSA agreements), securing a business license, and opening a corporate bank account. Free zone, mainland, and offshore setups each have different procedures.
How much does it cost to set up a company in Dubai?
The cost varies depending on the type of business and jurisdiction (mainland, free zone, or offshore). Free zone companies can start from AED 5,000, while mainland businesses may require AED 15,000 or more. Additional costs include visas, office rent, and licensing fees.
What are the benefits of registering a business in a Dubai free zone?
Dubai free zones offer 100% foreign ownership, tax exemptions, full repatriation of profits, no import/export duties, and simplified setup processes. They are ideal for businesses that don’t require a physical presence in the mainland.
What are the legal requirements for foreign investors to start a business in Dubai?
Foreign investors need a business license, local sponsorship (for certain mainland businesses), a corporate bank account, and visa approvals. Free zone companies allow 100% foreign ownership without a local sponsor.
How long does it take to register a company in Dubai, UAE?
The timeline depends on the business type and jurisdiction. Free zone businesses can be registered within a few days, while mainland businesses typically take 1–3 weeks due to additional approvals.
