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Starting a Company in the UAE: A Simple Guide

Follow these simple steps to start your company in the UAE smoothly, from choosing activity to getting your trade license.

01
Employment Visa

It’s granted only to individuals planning to work in any GCC country, allowing them legal employment and residency.

02
Family visit visa

It can be granted to family members of a resident already living in any GCC country, allowing them to stay legally.

03
Register Your Trade Name

Business visit visas typically depend on the type of license and business activities in each specific GCC country.

04
Spouse Visa

It is only granted to the spouse of residents already living in any of the GCC countries for residency purposes.

05
Family Residence Visa

It is also granted to families of residents in GCC countries, with requirements varying by each specific country.

06
Tourist Visa

It can be granted to anyone, with visa duration depending on conditions. Each GCC country offers tourist visas.

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Everything You Need to Know

GCC countries, or Gulf Cooperation Council countries, refer to a political and economic alliance of six Middle Eastern countries, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman.

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Yes, non-residents can do the company registration in Dubai. There are different legal structures available for non-residents, such as establishing a free zone company or partnering with a local sponsor for a mainland company. Moreover, each legal structure has its own requirements and benefits, so it is advisable to consult with a business setup advisor to determine the best option according to your business idea.

The requirements for company formation in the UAE may vary depending on the business activity and legal structure. However, some common requirements to get a business license in UAE include:  

  • Business plan  
  • Memorandum of Association  
  • Passport copies of shareholders and directors  
  • No-objection letter from current sponsor (if applicable)  
  • Tenancy contract or lease agreement  
  • Bank reference letter  
  • Initial approval certificate from the Department of Economic Development (DED)  
  • Company registration application form  

Yes, you can start a business in the UAE free zone. The UAE offers various business opportunities and has a favorable business environment. However, you need to comply with the legal requirements and regulations set by the government.

Doing business in KSA (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) offers several advantages such as access to a large consumer market, strategic location, government support, and tax incentives. KSA is one of the fastest-growing economies in the region.

To set up a business in KSA, you need to follow the steps outlined by the Ministry of Commerce and Investment. This involves obtaining all the necessary licenses and permits, registering with the company, and fulfilling other legal requirements.