WHAT YOU NEED
To form a company in the UAE, you’ll need your trade name choices, business activity type, passport/visa copies of all shareholders, Emirates ID (if available), proof of address, and initial capital details. Choosing the right jurisdiction (Mainland, Free Zone, or Offshore) is also crucial for business success.
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JURISDICTION GUIDE
We match your business model with the right setup.
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FULL SETUP
From name approval to license issuance, we handle it all.
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FAST TURNAROUND
Quick, compliant, and hassle-free company formation.
HOW WE WORK
We have considered our solutions to support every stage of your growth. We are the fastest and easiest way to launch SaaS.
Business Consultation
Understand your goals and advise on the right jurisdiction and license type.
Name & Activity Approval
Reserve your company name and get initial approval from authorities.
Document Preparation
Draft and notarize MOA, AOA, lease contracts, and other required forms.
License Application
Submit the full application to DED or Free Zone authority.
Company Launch
Receive trade license, start operations, and apply for visas if needed.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about us.
What is the difference between Mainland, Free Zone, and Offshore?
Mainland allows trading in UAE markets; Free Zone offers full ownership with restrictions; Offshore is mainly for holding and international trade.
How long does the process take?
Typically 3–10 working days depending on the jurisdiction and documentation.
Is a local sponsor still required?
Not for most Free Zones; some Mainland structures may still require a UAE national service agent.
Can I apply for visas with this setup?
Yes—depending on your license, you’ll get visa quotas for partners and employees.
What business activities are allowed?
Most commercial, professional, and industrial activities are permitted, subject to authority approval.