Get your business incorporated in Dubai with the right partner

If you’re planning to establish your company in Dubai Mainland, then being a foreign national, need of local sponsor is the only choice. The sponsor should be national citizen of UAE. And if you want to incorporate your business in Freezone, then there’s no such requirement.

We need to understand your business domain to provide you the right trade license for setting up the business in UAE.

If you don’t require an office setup, then these type of licenses in Freezone like UAQFZ offers cheapest licenses.

The share capital is the minimum account required to setup a company in Dubai. The amount is divided further to fulfill various other business requirements.

If you want to change the registered office address of your company in UAE, then you need to apply redomiciliation to authority in UAE along with a set of documents that includes company name and place of current registration along with changed place in UAE, the description on nature of the business, etc.

Yes. Foreign nationals should maintain a certified letter from the parent company and then proceeding with the approval of the UAE’s Economy Ministry.

It may take around 20 to 25 days to start a new company in Dubai and a business is impractical without bank account. It takes two-three weeks to open a corporate bank account in UAE.

In Dubai, it is unlimited. You can open as many companies or branches in Dubai without any hassle.

There are more than 30 freezones in Dubai and each zone offer unique benefits. It clearly depends on your business, which freezone will suit you the best.

Every bank in UAE requires minimum balance to maintain a bank account. If you fail to maintain it, then maintenance cost of USD 30 is required.

Typically, you will need a valid passport, residence visa (if applicable), Emirates ID, proof of address.

(utility bill or tenancy contract), and sometimes a letter of employment or salary certificate.

Yes, you will generally need to provide proof of residence, such as a utility bill or tenancy contract, and proof of employment or income, such as a salary certificate or bank statements.

Dubai offers various types of bank accounts, including savings accounts, current accounts, business accounts, offshore accounts, and specialized accounts for specific purposes like investments or foreign currency transactions.

Minimum balance requirements vary depending on the type of account and the bank. Some accounts may require a minimum monthly average balance, while others may have a minimum initial deposit.

Banks in Dubai may charge fees for account opening, maintenance, transactions, ATM usage, and other services. It's essential to inquire about these fees before opening an account.

Non-residents and foreigners can open bank accounts in Dubai, but they may have additional requirements, such as a valid visa, proof of income, and sometimes a reference from their home bank.

The process for opening a corporate bank account in Dubai involves submitting company documents, such as trade license, memorandum of association, board resolution, and passport copies of authorized signatories.

Dubai banks offer currency exchange services and facilitate international transactions, subject to regulations set by the Central Bank of the UAE. Certain transactions may require additional documentation or approval.

Dubai bank accounts typically come with online banking, debit/credit cards, mobile banking apps, cheque books, investment options, and sometimes insurance and wealth management services.

The time to open a bank account in Dubai varies depending on the bank, type of account, and completeness of documentation. It can range from a few days to a couple of weeks

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