Freezone Companies
- 100% foreign ownership
- Faster and simpler setup
- Ideal for online, consulting, and international business
- May have restrictions on direct UAE trade
UAE Company Formation
Set Up Your UAE Company — The Right Way, First Time
Freezone or mainland, we guide you through every step of UAE company formation — from structure selection to licence approval, bank account opening and your first compliance filing.
Why Entrepreneurs
Choose the UAE?
The UAE has become one of the most attractive destinations for business owners globally — combining low taxation, strong infrastructure and access to international markets.
- 0% personal income tax
- 9% corporate tax only above AED 375,000
- 100% foreign ownership in most sectors
- Fast setup process (as little as a few days)
- Access to global banking and trade networks
Whether you're relocating or expanding, the UAE offers a flexible and scalable business environment.
THE PROBLEM
Setting Up Should Be Simple —
But It’s Not
Most founders get stuck before they even start. Choosing the wrong jurisdiction,
misunderstanding licence restrictions, or setting up without considering tax and banking
can create costly issues later.
Which freezone is right for your activity?
Can you trade in the UAE market?
Do you need a local sponsor?
How do VAT and corporate tax apply?
Getting this wrong leads to delays, rejected bank applications, or structures that don’t
support growth.
Clear Guidance, End-
to-End Support
We start with your business model, goals and personal situation — then design the right setup around you.
We don’t just register your company. We make sure it works long-term.
- Recommend the right structure (freezone or mainland)
- Handle all documentation and approvals
- Support bank account opening
- Ensure tax and compliance are set up correctly from day one
You get a complete setup — not just a licence.
Freezone or Mainland — Which Structure Is Right for You?
Mainland Companies
- Trade freely across the UAE
- No restrictions on local clients
- Suitable for retail, construction, and local services
- Setup can be slightly more complex
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Initial Consultation
Full review of your activity, visa
needs and banking requirements
Structure Recommendation
Clear freezone vs mainland
analysis with cost breakdown
Licence Application
Preparation and submission of all
required documents
Visa Support
Investor or employment visa
coordination
Corporate Bank Account Support
Guidance and introductions to
trusted banking partners
Corporate Tax Registration
FTA registration handled upon
setup
VAT Monitoring
Ongoing tracking of AED 375,000
threshold
Post-Formation Compliance Pack
Bookkeeping setup, invoice
templates and compliance
calendar
A Simple, Structured
Process
Step 01
Discovery Call
We understand your business, goals and UAE plans
Step 02
Structure & Jurisdiction
We recommend the right setup and explain why
Step 03
Formation & Licensing
We handle all paperwork, approvals and submissions
Step 04
Ongoing Compliance
Bookkeeping, VAT, corporate tax and advisory support
Who This Service Is For?
DMCC
Ideal for international trading
companies and global
businesses looking for a strong
commercial ecosystem.
DIFC
A leading financial hub for
banking, investment firms, and
financial services companies.
Dubai South
Designed for logistics, aviation,
and international commerce
businesses.
RAK ICC
Popular jurisdiction for holding
companies and international
corporate structures.
Ajman Free Zone
A cost-effective option for
startups and small businesses
entering the UAE market.
Frequently Asked
Questions
The timeline depends on the jurisdiction and business activity, but many UAE companies can be established within a few business days once all required documents have been submitted.
It depends on your business goals. Freezones are often ideal for international trade, consulting and online businesses, while mainland companies offer greater flexibility for trading directly within the UAE. We'll assess your business and recommend the most suitable structure.
Yes. In most business activities, foreign investors can own 100% of their UAE company without requiring a local shareholder. The appropriate structure will depend on your specific business activity.
In many cases, much of the company formation process can be completed remotely. However, depending on your chosen jurisdiction, visa requirements and bank account application, a visit to the UAE may be required.
Yes. We assist with preparing your application and guide you through the banking process, including introductions to trusted banking partners where appropriate. Final approval always remains at the bank's discretion.
Most UAE companies are required to register for Corporate Tax, even if no tax is ultimately payable. We handle the registration process and advise you on your ongoing compliance obligations.
VAT registration is only mandatory once your taxable supplies exceed the UAE registration threshold. If your business qualifies or voluntary registration is beneficial, we can manage the registration on your behalf.
Company formation is only the beginning. We can continue supporting you with bookkeeping, VAT, Corporate Tax, annual compliance, financial reporting and business advisory services to help keep your company fully compliant.