The Process of Business Setup in Dubai
4. Bank Account
We help set up corporate bank accounts in the UAE, guiding you through the process and ensuring all requirements are met in advance.
3. Visa Process
Private companies can issue employment entry permits, provided they apply for residence visa status within 30 days of the employee’s UAE entry.
2. Business Licence
Selecting the appropriate license and successfully obtaining it are crucial steps in properly establishing your business in Dubai.
1. Prepare Documentation
We guide you in making the right decisions for your Dubai company while efficiently managing all the complex paperwork, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free business setup.
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Manage Your Accounting, Payroll And Financial Reports Efficiently
Corporate Tax
Register For Corporate Tax And File Your Tax Submission
Vat & Tax Consultancy
Complies With The Uae’s Tax Regulations
How Much Does It Cost to Set Up a Business in the UAE?
The cost of setting up a business in the UAE depends on various factors, including the business type, location, and licensing requirements. At Tasees & Esdar, we understand these complexities and provide a comprehensive cost calculator to give you a clear breakdown of all expenses. This tool helps you plan your investment strategically, making the business setup process more transparent and hassle-free.
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Key Steps to Start Your Business in Dubai!
Before launching your business in Dubai, you must complete a few essential steps:
- License Application
- Attested LLC Agreement
- Governmental Forms
- Name Reservation Certificate
- Initial Approval Certificate
- Approval from Government Authorities
- Lease Contract
- Certificate of Approval with EJARI
Following these steps ensures a smooth and compliant business setup process.
Business Benefits in Dubai
- Taxation – Dubai offers a business-friendly environment with minimal taxation, including no personal, private, or capital gains tax, and a competitive VAT structure.
- Transportation – With a top-tier road network and the world-renowned Dubai Metro, commuting across the city is seamless and efficient.
- Real Estate – One of Dubai’s most established and booming industries.
- Financial Services – A well-structured and advanced financial system supports large-scale businesses.
- Retail – A dynamic and ever-growing sector driven by global brands and consumer demand.
- Tourism – A major economic pillar, attracting millions of visitors annually.
- Education – A thriving sector with world-class schools and universities.
- Healthcare – A rapidly expanding industry offering advanced medical services and facilities.
- Choose a Legal Structure – Determine the right business framework.
- Select a Business Location – Choose a free zone or mainland setup.
- Register a Trade Name – Secure an official business name.
- Apply for a Business License – Obtain the necessary permits.
- Get Initial Approval – Secure approval from relevant authorities.
- Draft Legal Agreements – Prepare the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Local Service Agent agreement (if required).
- Register a Physical Office – Fulfill office space requirements as per regulations.
There are several ways to secure residency in Dubai:
- Employment Sponsorship – If an employer sponsors you, you can obtain a residency permit, which must be renewed every three years.
- Property Investment – Purchasing property in Dubai can also qualify you for residency.
- Business Setup – Establishing a company in the UAE allows business owners to apply for a residence visa.
Once you obtain residency, you can also open a bank account in Dubai. At Tasees & Esdar, we assist you in navigating the residency process seamlessly.
Limited liability company. The most common form of business in the UAE is the limited liability company (LLC). A Limited Liability Company can be created by a minimum of 2 shareholders and a maximum of 50 shareholders whose liability is limited to their corporate capital stock.
Yes, foreigners can own businesses in Dubai through different setups:
- Free Zone Companies – Foreign investors can own 100% of their business in Dubai’s free zones, offering tax benefits and simplified regulations.
- Mainland Companies (LLC) – Foreign ownership is allowed up to 49%, with a UAE national holding the remaining 51%. However, recent reforms allow full foreign ownership in certain business activities.
At Tasees & Esdar, we guide you in choosing the best structure for your business, ensuring compliance with UAE regulations.
The cost of a business license in Dubai typically ranges from AED 15,000 to AED 50,000, depending on factors such as business type, location, and regulatory requirements. Some specialized licenses may cost even more.
At Tasees & Esdar, we help you determine the most cost-effective licensing option for your business, ensuring compliance with UAE regulations.
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