Dubai
We help you choose between a free zone and a mainland licence, prepare the application, arrange visas and the bank account, and register you for corporate tax and VAT. Your books are set up from day one, so you are compliant from the first month.
Who it is for
What is included
How it works
Service fee from AED 3,500. Government and licence fees quoted separately Fixed fee, agreed before we start. Taxes extra.
Pricing
Fees exclude GST. Final quote depends on volume and is fixed before we start.
Answers
Free zones suit businesses trading internationally or with other free zones, and often cost less. Mainland suits businesses selling directly to UAE customers and government. We compare both for your activity.
Usually 1–3 weeks for the licence, depending on the authority and activity; visas and bank account take longer.
Yes. Every UAE company must register for corporate tax, even if it expects to pay 0%. New companies have a set deadline after incorporation.
In free zones, yes. On the mainland, 100% foreign ownership is allowed for most activities, with some exceptions.
We prepare the document pack and introduce you to banks; approval is the bank's decision.
Free, confidential first call with the promoters. NDA signed before you share anything.
Book a free call WhatsApp +91 97449 22222Last reviewed November 2026 by Karun Reji, Chartered Accountant (India). General information, not legal advice.
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