Company Formation Process
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Choose License Type and Activity
Select a license type based on your business activities (Trading, Service, or Industrial). -
Select a Free Zone
Choose the Free Zone that best suits your business needs, considering allowed activities, facilities, and visa quotas. -
Select Corporate Structure
Decide on the corporate structure (New Company, Subsidiary, Joint Venture, or Branch). -
Select Trade Name and Prepare Documents
Provide company name options and prepare required documents (passport, visa, EID, NOC, address proof, CV).
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Apply for Initial Approval
Obtain approval for company name, business activities, and proposed corporate structure. -
Sign Legal Documents
Attend a meeting (or provide Power of Attorney) to sign legal documents (AOA, Board Resolution, Specimen Signature Form). -
Establish Business Location
Find a suitable commercial property within the chosen Free Zone, sign a Tenancy Contract, and obtain an Ejari Certificate. -
Collect Business License
Upon completing all steps and payments, receive your business license and other corporate documents.
Company Formation
Company Formation Made Simple..!
Are you starting a company in a Free Zone? Pick the proper license: Trading for buying/selling, Service for services, or Industrial for production. Choose a Free Zone wisely, considering rules and facilities. New, Subsidiary, Joint Venture, or Branch. Gather documents, get initial approval, sign legal papers, establish your location, and collect your business license. Easy steps for a successful company setup!
Free Zone
Free Zones are designated areas offering tax benefits, 100% foreign ownership, and simplified business regulations. Ideal for international businesses, they provide a streamlined setup process.
Mainland
Mainland refers to areas governed by the local regulatory authority, offering a broader market reach but requiring a local partner and adherence to UAE commercial laws.
Off Shore
Off Shore entities are established in jurisdictions like RAK ICC, providing privacy, tax advantages, and ease of international operations with limited local market access. Ideal for global asset management.