Free zone, mainland and offshore setup across the UAE and Saudi Arabia — trade licence, establishment card, visas, Emirates ID and bank account introductions, managed end to end.
Setting up in the UAE means picking a jurisdiction — a free zone, the mainland, or an offshore structure — then registering a company inside its rules. Each option carries different costs, ownership terms, visa allowances, office requirements and limits on where and to whom you can sell.
The paperwork is not the hard part. The hard part is knowing that a consultancy licence in one free zone permits something a trading licence in another does not, that your activity list shapes which banks will consider you, and that the number of visas you will need in year two should decide the package you buy in year one.
We handle the whole sequence: name reservation, licence application, establishment card, medical and Emirates ID, residence visas, and introductions to banks that realistically open accounts for businesses like yours.
Name reservation, activity selection, licence issue and establishment card in your chosen jurisdiction.
Investor and staff visas, medical test, biometrics and Emirates ID processing coordinated for you.
Documentation prepared and introductions made to banks that suit your activity and expected turnover.
Licence renewals, corporate tax registration and ongoing filings tracked so nothing quietly lapses.
One of the most cost-effective complete packages in the UAE, built for founders who want to move fast without cutting corners. It covers your one-year commercial license, investor visa and establishment card, plus the medical test, Emirates ID and residence visa administration end to end. A straightforward, fixed-price route into the UAE market for startups and small teams.
IFZA (International Free Zone Authority) in Dubai is one of the region’s fastest-growing free zones, known for quick approvals and a huge range of permitted business activities on a single license. It suits consultants, trading companies, tech firms and e-commerce businesses that want a well-recognised Dubai address without mainland overheads. Flexible visa packages make it easy to scale your team as you grow.
A UAE Mainland (LLC) license lets you trade directly across the UAE and take on government and semi-government contracts with no restriction on where you operate. It’s the right route for retail, F&B, healthcare and any business that needs a physical shopfront or office open to walk-in customers. We handle licensing, local service agent arrangements where needed, and office address assistance.
RAKEZ is a well-established Ras Al Khaimah free zone known for fast setup and a wide range of activity licenses at competitive cost. It suits everything from small consultancies to industrial and trading operations. Flexible facility options and lower setup costs make it a popular choice for startups and SMEs.
Shams, based in Sharjah, is designed for media, creative, consulting and tech businesses wanting a cost-effective UAE base. It offers fast, largely digital company registration and flexible visa packages. It’s a strong fit for freelancers, agencies and small teams looking to scale without heavy overheads.
Government fees change periodically and vary by activity and visa count. Every quote we send is fixed and itemised, with government charges shown separately from our fee.
We map your activity, ownership, visa needs and budget against the zones that genuinely fit.
Itemised costs including government fees, visas, medical and Emirates ID. No hidden extras later.
Name reservation, documents, application and licence issue, with us chasing every approval.
Establishment card, medical, biometrics and Emirates ID, then prepared bank introductions.
Most formations are completed remotely, with documents signed and couriered digitally.
Government fees shown separately from our fee, so you always know what you are paying for.
A single coordinator owns your file from first call to licence in hand.
Books, VAT and corporate tax registration handled by the same team after setup.
Book a free 30-minute call. We’ll tell you honestly what you need — and what you don’t.
Share your activity, where your customers are, and how many visas you expect to need. We come back with the jurisdiction we would recommend and an itemised fixed quote, with government fees shown separately.
