Freezone Company Setup in Dubai
Explore limitless possibilities with A&A Associate LLC’s expert guidance in Mainland company formation in Dubai. Mainland Company in UAE is a company that is registered by the Department of Economic Development of the respective emirate. DED provides various business licenses for the investors who wish to establish a company in UAE. Mainland Business Setup in UAE is the perfect option for investors to gain a strong presence in the UAE’s local market. Companies registered in the mainland is also known as onshore company.
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Steps to set up A Freezone Company In Dubai
Benefits Of UAE Freezone Company Formation
- No restrictions on currency
- Processing work visas is simple
- Ease of opening a corporate bank account
- Benefit of submitting a bid for government work
- 100% foreign ownership to trade anywhere in the UAE
- Availability of commercial space for lease in any location
- Capacity to engage in a variety of commercial operations
Documents Required For Freezone Company Formation in UAE
- License Application
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)
- Passport Copies
- Visa Copies (if applicable)
- No Objection Certificate (NOC) (if applicable)
- Trade Name Reservation Certificate
- Initial Approval Certificate
- Tenancy Contract
- EJARI Registration Certificate (Dubai)
- Additional Approvals (if applicable
SETUP YOUR BUSINESS IN UAE
Freezone Company Formation
UAE is a centre for trade in the Middle East and one of the safest nations in the world. Businessmen view the UAE mainland as the perfect location to set up a corporation and a bank account since it is a tax haven with a robust bank network.
In the UAE’s mainland, the Limited Liability Company (LLC) business form is common. The new cabinet decision eliminates the need for local sponsors for the chosen commercial activities and industry sectors, granting foreigners 100% ownership in mainland companies in certain industries. Because of this, investors can form a limited liability company without a local sponsor.
Any organisation engaged in commercial, financial, industrial, agricultural, real estate, or other types of economic operations on the mainland is subject to the amendments made to Federal Law No. 2 of 2015 on Commercial Companies and Amended Law No. 26 of 2020.
The UAE Government’s Cabinet resolution establishes specific capital criteria and conditions that apply to the expat’s 100% ownership in the mainland firm. Obtaining 100% ownership of mainland (onshore) enterprises in the UAE requires a minimum share capital that ranges from around AED 2 million to AED 100 million, depending on the investor’s preferred industrial sector and line of business.
Confirm workspace
You may have a preference about where your new office needs to be located, but if you are unsure or are new to the UAE, our real estate consultants will offer their assistance with finding, confirming, and leasing or buying work premises.
There are multiple choices for new business set up in the UAE’s mainland, each catering to specific needs and budgets.
Common business set-up questions
The most common business in Dubai includes real estate, retail, and tourism, driven by the city’s global appeal. Other booming sectors include construction, hospitality, and financial services.
Dubai offers lucrative opportunities in industries like technology, logistics, healthcare, and e-commerce. The city’s strategic location and business-friendly policies make it ideal for startups in renewable energy, fintech, and retail.
Yes, Dubai is an excellent place to start a business due to its tax-free zones, modern infrastructure, and access to international markets. The city provides entrepreneurs with a supportive ecosystem and numerous growth opportunities.
Yes, foreigners can start a business in Dubai, especially in the free zones, where full ownership and tax benefits are available. The government actively encourages foreign investment with simplified regulations and streamlined procedures.
