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UAE FREE-ZONES: A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE

UAE Free-Zones: A comprehensive guide

UAE Free Zones: It can be really challenging to set up a company in Dubai and carry out its financial, administrative and technical aspects. But at the same time, following simple, but comprehensive process and by availing the support, the process can be made all the more straightforward as well as affordable than imagined. We have managed to provide assistance to a good number of companies to help establish themselves in different free-zones. We also assist to break the entire process into six steps, which are mentioned below: Select business activity: Nature of business is likely to have bearing on the type of free-zone to set. Some free zones for example, are known to permit only certain activities like transport, medical or media. Besides the restrictions, it does make strong sense to establish within close proximity to other businesses in similar domain. In case, the business relies heavily upon export and import, then a free zone is to be selected close to the port or airport. During the later stage of the preparation process, there can be taken final decision. However, having business activity established does provide the opportunity to steer properly and to eliminate few options much early. Pigeon-holing the business will not be necessary, since multiple business activities can be listed using a single trade license. Select company name: Stringent naming conventions are to be followed in the UAE. Hence, the company’s name is to conform properly. Any offensive language is forbidden including those referring to the Mafia, Him or Allah, or political, sectarian and religious groups or the FBI. If the plan is have the business named after a person, then no abbreviations or initials. Verse and chapter on all naming conventions will be provided by the business set-up expert. Running proposed name can help to check if it qualifies or not and this process can be speeded up and precious time saved with the help of the professionals. Finalize incorporation documents and paperwork: An application is to be completed and submitted for the chosen activity and company name. Along with it is to be provided shareholders’ passport copies to concerned government authorities. Additional documentation might be required by some free zones like the NOC (Non-Objection Certificate|) or a business plan, letter from the existing sponsor to confirm being allowed to establish another business setup in the UAE. Among all the tasks that are considered to be the most arduous part is the paperwork, which no more has to be extremely taxing on taking expert assistance. The business set-up partner will be in a position to offer valuable advice about all necessary documentation and also provide assistance to complete the same. Receive license notification: It is undoubtedly the easiest step. After processing the application, company license will be issued by the government. Clients are notified by Virtuzone with regards to the time pertaining to document collection. Open up bank account: On return of all paperwork, you will have the necessary documentation to open up a corporate bank account with a local bank. The UAE is considered to be home to several banks, both international and local, including Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Commercial Bank of Dubai and Emirates NBD besides popular global names like Barclays, Citibank and HSBC. You can approach your choice of bank or request your business set-up partner to make the necessary arrangements and meetings with several institutions, so as to help choose a suitable option. Visa processing: In Dubai, this step is regarded to be the final step towards forming a company. It also involves applying for own visa. There are many free zones that do allow you to make applications for staffs and their dependants also. But the exact number to submit depends entirely upon the type free zone chosen to set up the business. hence, if the desire is to avail visa for the child, spouse, driver or maid, then seeking expert advice is something that needs to done as a priority and it is very much possible to perform this task in the chosen free zone. The second aspect is that both you as well as anyone that you pan to sponsor for getting a visa are to meet the necessary entry criteria. It is only after the above points being checked out positively that further processing continues. Four simple stages are present, namely, medical fitness test, status adjustment, entry permit and Emirates ID registration combined with visa stamping. With free zones having accommodating conditions, company formation is made quite simple. At the same time, having right kind of support from experienced professionals, it is possible to complete the entire process within a week itself.

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Launch of Crypto Currency Jointly by UAE and Saudi

Launch of Crypto Currency Jointly by UAE and Saudi

The UAE has been anti-crypto in the beginning. However, now it is one of the best countries for cryptocurrency projects in the world. An advantage of working in UAE is that there are no taxes imposed on cryptocurrency projects.

When did the Agreement Take Place?

UAE and KSA has jointly signed a bilateral agreement to initiate the development of a common cross-border digital currency The cross-border digital currency will be strictly targeted for banks at an experimental phase with the aim of better understanding the implications of Blockchain technology and facilitating cross-border payments. The important details of the same were released a little later jointly by the United Arab Emirates Central Bank (UAECB) and the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA). This is a strategic move on part of UAE because the current trend is that the blockchain companies are flocking towards the Middle East to tap the market, expecting a high market growth.

How shall it be implemented?

The name of the joint digital currency is ‘Aber’. The scope of the same is limited for the time being and it focuses on financial settlements on a probationary basis between the banks of both the countries on an exclusive basis. However, the official date for the launch of the same has not been released yet.

Crypto Laws in UAE

The FSRA (Financial Services Regulatory Authority) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) is the main authority which regulates the cryptocurrency and blockchain projects in UAE. Others are SCA (Securities and Commodities Authority) and the DFSA (Dubai Financial Services Authority – DIFC) in a limited capacity. As of now, there is no federal law governing the crypto assets in the UAE. SCA has recently passed a draft regulation governing the crypto assets. It is the FSRA of ADGM which has issued the “Regulation of Crypto Asset Activities in ADGM”, which is the only guide available. To deal in crypto, there is a mandatory requirement to acquire the an OCAB (Operating a Crypto Asset Business) license from FSRA or the requisite license from DSFA. This license will allow the company to provide crypto services, such as providing storage facilities to the people, crypto asset exchange platforms etc. As on date, FSRA has given in-principle approval to three crypto asset licenses out of seven. The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) in Dubai grants Crypto trading license. However, it doesn’t allow launching an ICO or registering a crypto exchange. DMCC has also granted license to a major company to act as ‘deep cold storage’ for crypto assets thereby allowing customers to store their Bitcoins and other crypto assets with the company in DMCC vault.

What shall be the advantages of setting up crypto business in the UAE?

  • Higher accountability: The various authorities mentioned herein above directly deal with the customer, which eliminates the need for a middle man. The networking structure, on account of being peer to peer, brings more clarity and greater accountability.
  • Specialist mode of transfer: It is a large property rights database, which is beneficial for the parties to execute an agreement in a two-party contract on commodities like automobiles or real estate. Specialist mode of transfers can also be done through cryptocurrency.
  • Higher transparency: Under a regular cash- credit system, the banks or the credit agencies are involved and generally keep a tab on your history. This could involve keeping a check on your account balances to ensure that sufficient funds remain. Since cryptocurrency is a transaction between two parties, you can transmit exactly what you wish to submit to the recipient, and nothing else. There is greater transparency.
  • No transaction fee: All the remote and separate computer systems that do the number crunching, also known as data mining, that involves generation of cryptocurrencies like bitcoins, get their compensation from the cryptocurrency network involved; hence, there is no application of transaction fee. Although, if you get a third party to manage your services, an external fee could be charged.
  • Ease of accessibility: The facilitation of the exchange of cryptocurrency is done by digital transfer of data and through the internet. So it is accessible to anyone with an active internet connection. It is easy to access the relevant websites and portals and to extract the relevant information.
  • No hidden charges: The cryptocurrencies are not susceptible to transaction charges, exchange rates, interest rates or any other fee or levy which might be imposed by the parties. This makes easy cross border transactions since they can done without any complications and fluctuations that occur in the markets.
  • Security and authenticity of transaction: One of the greatest advantages of this is that unless you yourself allow the involvement of third parties, you are the sole owner of the both the private and public encryption keys that constitute the cryptocurrency network identity or address.

Conclusion

Cryptocurrencies are on the rise in the global market and ignoring the same will not be beneficial to the economy and the market. The UAE should dwell into this soon and come up with laws and regulations for the same. Source https://goodwinslaw.ae/lexwins/launch-of-crypto-currency-jointly-by-uae-and-saudi/
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Opening a Branch office in Oman

Opening up a Branch office in Oman: As a country, the Sultanate of Oman is advancing vigorously into a great business hub spreaded its shadows in a large commercial spectrum. This Omani government leads the Sultanate by its concentration towards industrialism, diversity and privatization with the concept of Vision 2020 for creating better opportunities in employability sectors to take up the arms of young Omanis. Thus establishment of a company in this sultanate became easier than early process because it lets international investors and other business owners to operate their firm in several ways. Investors all over the world are benefitting from the Vision 2020 to widen their company. Although there are many methods, an investor can enter into the market of Oman. One such good door is establishing a branch office. The foreign company's branch office set foot into a contract with quasi government or the government entity sanctions to operate as a branch in Oman. Go through this article to understand what exactly a branch office is about.

Know what a Branch office is !

You may know what a branch office is. A company's office located in some other place from the main office location is known as Branch office. It is simply an outlet of a company except the headquartered company. When a business needs to spread its out stretch to other location sticked to its main root company, your option is to set up an extended office called Branch.

An introduction of opening a Branch office in the Sultanate of Oman.

A branch office activity is equal to the headquarters activity. There is no permission to do any activity without approval from the main office. It lives in Oman upto a contract period of time tied up with the government of Oman or a Quasi government entity. Once the contract duration completes, the validity of this registration also completes. Branch office has to register with the Ministry of Commerce - Oman.

Needed documents to open a Branch office

  • Incorporation certificate from the main office to branch incorporating country.
  • Memorandum of Association Certificate.
  • Establishment of company certificate.
  • Main office authority to the branch stating its responsibility of whatever happens to its branch office.
  • ID copies of proposed manager or managing authorized signatories.
  • Agreement copy signed for entering into Omani government that mentions the date of starting and expiring.

Registration process of branch office

  • Your branch has to be registered with the Omani government entity.
  • Submit your request to the investor Service Department.
  • Draft and submit Memorandum of Association along with all the supporting documents.
  • It generates an application number to note it down.
  • Once you get approved, collect your certificate and pay the required fee.
  • License will be issued from the Ministry of Commerce.
  • Get required permissions from Municipality, Oman police department, Manpower and Industrial ministry.
An entry to a new location made easy, no base capital requirements, headquarter based responsibilities and less managerial burden are some important benefits an investor can get due to entering into the great Omani commercial hub. Blackswan can help you in Business Setup Services in Oman. You will also be interested on:

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Business Opportunities in Dubai

Business Opportunities in Dubai

Dubai is a land of wonders. A robust economy, modern architectural marvels, beaches are all a part of its allure. The city is gracious to its business people as it is with tourists. There are many avenues for those willing to explore business opportunities in Dubai.

10 Profitable Business Opportunities in Dubai

Retail business
The economy is robust and with increasing population and tourists who visit Dubai, having a shop is a great way to capitalize on footfalls and increase sales. retail business
E-commerce
Dubai's population and their tastes are varied, and this business sector is not as well developed compared to the West. E-commerce platforms offer unique business opportunities in Dubai. E-commerce
Construction
Skyscrapers are not new to Dubai. Despite this, there are ever-increasing demands that are generating business opportunities for engineers and architects. construction
Business Consultancy
This is a very lucrative opportunity for the well experienced. It is a sought after service in all of UAE. It isn't easy to compete in this industry and may require extensive and niche experience. It is worth exploring if you can pull it off. Business Consultancy
Restaurants and Cafes
Tourists and citizens all like to explore the local food scene. Tourists may also want to find a slice of their home, experience a feeling of homecoming, so far away from home. Restaurants and Cafes
Cleaning Service
Create opportunity by starting a cleaning service/maid business in Dubai. It is an economically developed city and has a significant percentage of the working population. These people prefer a cleaning service to help maintain their homes. cleaning services
Jewellery
Jewellery, India and Dubai have a deep historical connection dating back to pre-UAE days. There are multiple businesses within the industry that you can successfully set up in Dubai. Jewellery
Financial Services
Chartered accountants and other services like bookkeeping are very much in demand. This is a unique opportunity to establish your company in Dubai if you have the required expertise in the financial services industry. Financial Services
Travel Agency
Dubai is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. People from all over come to enjoy the city. Capitalize on the market requirements with a travel agency—partner with multiple other services to maximize your profits. Travel Agency
Recruitment Agency
With more influx of businesses, there is a genuine shortage of talent and workforce. Recruiting for companies can be a lucrative business in Dubai. Recruitment Agency

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What is Foreign Branch & Limited Liability Company in UAE – Company Structures

The right structure of a Company and its location in the UAE depends on its business activities. This depends on the target customers and where they are located. If your company's business activities necessitate that you need to establish a company in the Mainland UAE entity, then a Foreign company like yours is left out with two options; To set up as an LLC (Limited Liability Company) as a Foreign Branch. You will be interested on: LLC Company Formation

Differences between an LLC and a Foreign Branch

  • A Foreign branch is owned 100% by the Mother Company. It will require an NSA (National Service Agent), also known as LSA (Local Service Agent), who is a local UAE individual/ company, owned by UAE Nationals alone.
  • An LLC has a UAE National (Company/individual) as the major shareholder (51%). In comparison, the foreign investor can hold no more than 49% of shares.
  • As the Foreign branch is a direct extension of the Mother Company, it does not bear separate legal standing. The Mother Company bears the full financial, legal, and technical liability for the Foreign branch office.
  • An LLC is considered a separate legal personality. For a Foreign Company establishing a new LLC in UAE, the liabilities are separate from the Mother Company. The shareholder Liability in an LLC is limited to the value of a subscription to the Share Capital.

Can A Foreign Branch be Converted into an LLC?

Processes for conversion of Foreign Branch into an LLC is available. This involves the DED and other UAE government departments. The process involves the reconstitution of new legal documents (MOA), termination of NSA, and a local UAE partner engagement. To know more about this process, please do Contact Us.

Cost differences between a UAE Foreign Branch and an LLC

Government fee: The government fee for a Foreign Branch is marginally higher than that of an LLC, as the Foreign Branch needs to register with the Ministry of Economy. Ministry of Economy Deposit: A bank guarantee of AED 50,000 needs deposition with the ministry of Economy in the case of a Foreign Branch. This guarantee needs to remain during the whole lifetime of the branch and is returned only upon deregistration.

Tax differences between a UAE Foreign Branch and an LLC

  • As the Foreign Branch accounts for the profits to its Mother Company, its income is taxable under the Mother Company's local tax jurisdiction.
  • LLC s are taxable under UAE tax, which is currently 0% Income Tax and 0% Corporation Tax.
  • Income from an LLC repatriated by a foreign shareholder as part of the group may be subjected to the foreign country's prevailing tax rate in case the income is the dividend. Profits generated in the UAE are 0% taxed. They will not be taxed again if a double taxation treaty exists between the two countries.
  • Expert advice is advisable on your tax position before you commit to either structure.

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Migrants of Oman Allowed to Buy Units in Multi-Storey Buildings

Transfer of Funds From India to UAE

Transfer of Funds From India to UAE: Globally, most countries employ foreign exchange controls to check both the outflow and inflow of currency from one place to another. As such, in India, the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) of 1999 and the Directions issued by the Reserve Bank of India are the foreign currency controls. So if you are residing in the UAE and a non-resident of India willing to transfer funds from India, this article can help you with it. There is no need for prior approvals from authorities except for the ones being listed in this article. The current article gives you a glimpse about the regulatory procedures for remitting funds from India to the United Arab Emirates.

Fund remittance from NRO accounts

As per Regulation 3.2(i) of the FEMA (Remittance of Assets) Regulations of 2016, the Indian government allows remittance of up to USD 1 million a financial year from an NRO's account. The individuals are expected to submit Form 15 CA and 15CB for remittance from an NRO account. This is to ensure that any tax liability on the funds is extinguished before remittance. This is to make sure such tax liabilities are eased as Indian authorities would find it challenging to pursue tax liabilities if the funds are transferred abroad. Form 15 CA deals with the undertaking by the individual to remit funds. At the same time, 15CB is the certification of such undertaking by an authorized chartered accountant. The disclosures in both forms are the same. In case of the remittance amount being lesser than 15 lakhs, Form 15 CB is not required. One can submit Form 15CA online at the Indian Tax Information Network Website (www.tin-nsdl.com). The individual will be provided with an acknowledgment of submission and is expected to retain that as it would be needed constantly. Upon submission of the Form 15CA, the individual appointed Chartered Accountant must fill in Form 15CB, certifying that all tax liabilities are fulfilled. The nature of funds to be remitted, which may be through interest, dividends, proceeds of the sale, etc., is also specified in the form. In this stage, the Chartered Accountant makes sure if the individual falls under any Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. A Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement allows individuals to come under a lower tax slab and is deducted from the money to be remitted. The general rate that applies is 30%. Even though the procedure is online, it is difficult to do so from outside India as form filling and filing requires consultations with Chartered Accountants along with signature of the individual in the hard copies of the Forms.

Remittance proceedings from a property sale

The Regulation 4(2) of the FEMA (Remittance of Assets) Regulations, 2016 allows individuals to remit amounts as far as USD 1 million from the sale of properties inherited through succession. The following procedures mentioned above should be followed. In case of a property purchased by the NRI earlier and being disposed now, the Regulation 5(A) of the FEMA (Acquisition and Transfer of Immovable Property in India) Regulations, 2000 applies, which requires the following conditions to be met.
  • The individual should have acquired the property in par with the foreign exchange law in force at the time of acquisition or the provisions of these regulations
  • The repatriated amount should not exceed
  1. The amount paid during acquisition in foreign exchange and paid through normal banking channels
  2. Amount paid from funds in foreign currency Non-Resident Account
  3. Equivalent to foreign currency as on the date of payment and made from the funds held in Non-Resident External account for the acquisition of the property
  • The repatriation of sale proceeds is restricted to two in the case of residential properties.
The NRI is also expected to seek approval from the RBI before remitting any proceeds from India's sale of purchased properties.

Money Remittance by Foreigners who are not NRIs/PIOs

In case the individuals remitting money out of India are not Non-Resident Indian or a Person of Indian Origin, only a particular class of foreigners are allowed to remit funds outside India as of Regulation 4 of the FEMA (Remittance of Assets) Regulations, 2016. Such individuals should be
  • retired personnel from employment in India
(or)
  • has inherited property in India
(or)
  • a non-resident widow/widower who has inherited assets from the deceased spouse, who was an Indian citizen
Even then, the remittance by such individuals should not exceed USD 1 million. This is not limited to sale proceeds of assets held on a repatriation basis. In case of remittance in installments, it should be routed through the same bank that carries the first remittance.

Conclusion

The Foreign Exchange Controls in India monitors the inflow and outflow of funds leading to the tedious process of fund remittance outside India. The assistance of those with knowledge in the relevant procedure and regulations is often required. In recent days almost all nations are concerned about the funds leaving their country compared to fund inflow. Hence it is always advisable for individuals to take help from qualified professionals to navigate through the regulatory processes in case of fund transfer across countries.

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How to Start a Construction Business in Dubai

How to Start a Construction Business in Dubai

Planning to start your construction business in the UAE will leave you with two options to select your location. You can either go for the Mainland Company, where you will need a local partner who is bestowed with 51% ownership of the shares, or a Free Zone company which allows your 100% ownership. Irrespective of the type of company you plan to set up, you will have to abide by the guidelines and provisions of building law in UAE. You will be interested on: Construction Company Setup in Dubai

Steps involved to set up a Construction Business in Dubai

The first thing is to decide whether you want to set up a company in the Mainland or in the Free Zone. The next step involves registering your company at the DED (Department of Economic Development. Construction businesses fall under the commercial sector and hence a commercial license is to be obtained. This license is permission to start a business in Dubai. The next step after acquiring a commercial license is to employ professionals like engineers and business consultants who on your behalf can apply for a building permit. The further step involves evaluating the soil and determining its properties by the professionals. Obtaining licenses from various departments depending on the type of company is the next step. In the case of a Mainland Company, you will have to obtain a building license from the Dubai Municipality, while in the case of a Free Zone company it is a G+1 permit. Other licenses like civil work permits, environmental licenses, etc also need to be acquired.

Approvals and Permits Required

In case of a building permit, the contractor needs the submission of design drawings of the proposed building. In case of works prior to any foundations, a civil work permit is applied for. An Environmental License Permit from the RTA (Roads and Transport Authority) to access road and internal network Approval from relevant authorities to the disposal of hazardous waste Permits from Dubai government entities regarding utilities. For example, a permit from Etisalat for telecommunications, permit from Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) for electricity, and water. A NOC from DCD (Dubai Civil Defence) for Dubai Airports Company and other government entities To allow the building to be occupied, a Building Completion Certificate is acquired.

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The Middle East Infrastructure Contributing to Business Growth

The Middle East Infrastructure Contributing to Business Growth: A country’s infrastructure is its building block. It constitutes of every element you need to make anything happen. From energy and transportation to communication and technology. The quality of infrastructure in the Middle East is commendable. In its entirety, it cumulatively contributes to output efficiently. Businesses operate on a large basis in the smart cities of the Middle East and hence the economies of scale derived from the operations are substantial. When the quality of infrastructure is good it automatically leads to economic growth, but the Middle East is already there, and it is taking its people along with it. These infrastructural facilities that the countries include also lead to externalities that benefit the progress and success of a business.

Transportation

Through excellent roads and transportation services, the region ensures punctuality, delivery and availability of goods and services on time. It guarantees a stable link with the suppliers without unnecessary obstacles. In addition to that, commuting between countries for business is made easy with renovated airports and additional railway systems.

Energy

The countries in the Middle East are taking adequate measures to meet their energy demands to ensure the smooth operation of businesses in an unstoppable way, taking every new power technology that comes into their hands. The governments have made investments to acquire plats of renewable resources, and nuclear and coal power.

Telecommunications

Telecommunication in the Middle East is seamless. With the whole region acquiring a major satellite deal that would provide reliable communication without interruptions, businesses can ensure a firmer hand on their operations. The 5G network is also taking its place in the world of business which is leading to faster operations, especially for businessmen who are constantly on the move. The whole of the Middle East ranks very high in comparison to the rest of the world. All the countries individually lie in the top 50, with the United Arab Emirates ranking 13 and Iran on 50. Abu Dhabi is on its way to building two new smart cities and equipping many with artificial intelligence. Oman’s unfettering record of excellent work in completing its infrastructure projects has let to developments in transport, education and healthcare.

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COMPANY SET-UP IN A DUBAI FREE ZONE – THE ADVANTAGES

Company set-up in a Dubai Free Zone – The Advantages

Dubai remains the haven of foreign investors due to its tax facilities and ultra modern business infrastructure available. As one of the most desirable investing destinations for foreign enterprisers, Dubai has attracted investors by the hordes with its free zones  and the advantages these offer. Company formation in Dubai is quite easy if one knows the right steps to complete the business registration. But it must be noted that to set up a company in a Dubai free zone, you will need the assistance of local firms.

Dubai’s free zones

Dubai has the largest number of free zones but there is no dearth to several free zones in other emirates in the UAE. Wherever be their physical location, all free zones offer the same advantages. The free zones in Dubai that attract most investors are the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai Internet City and Dubai Maritime City,.

Why open a company in a Dubai free zone?

Opening a company in a Dubai free zone has many advantages when compared to onshore companies as a local partner is not needed & full foreign ownership is allowed. There are also corporate tax exemptions over a period of 50 years. Each free zone is governed by its own authority issuing and enforcing the local legislation. Depending on the Dubai free zone to register the company, investors must apply for business licenses related to the industry they want to operate in. Filing the incorporation and licensing documents is part of the same process here. If you want to set up a company in a specific free zone in the Emirate, do get in touch with our representatives who will assist you.

Benefits & Advantages of Business setup in Dubai Free Zone

  • 100% possession without the help of UAE sponsor
  • No restriction on currency movements
  • Faster licensing & business set-up
  • Cost of start-up and operational is low
  • Personal income tax Exemption
  • No visa restrictions for accomplishment with liberal labour laws
  • Pre-built structures- offices, warehouses & factories
  • Sponsorship, on-site housing and labour assistance Support
  • Accessible to air, rail and road transport
  • Minimal Import/Export duty
  • Flexible & Attractive working environment
  • 24/7 operational ability
  • Access to skilled professionals
  • Transparent laws & regulations
  • Sophisticated IT infrastructure with world class data centre
  • Zero % corporate tax
  • Business support services with quick & efficient operations
  • Single window clearances for administrative services
  • Full-fledged infrastructure with efficient communication system

List of Documents Required For a business license in Dubai Free Zone:

  • Color copy of shareholder(s)’ passport and visa, if applicable
  • Application form
  • Memorandum and Articles of Association (MAA)
  • Business plan
  • Board resolution

List of Documents Required For opening a UAE corporate bank account:

  • Certificate of company’s incorporation
  • Company Trade Licence;
  • Company’s Memorandum & Articles of Association (MAA)
  • Passport copies for shareholders & authorized signatories.
  • A corporate account opening form
  • Share certificate copy
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List of Free Zones in Dubai - UAE

Dubai has more than 35 free zones which offers a wide range of world class facility for company formation:
  • Dubai Internet City (DIC)
  • Dubai Design District
  • Dubai Academic City
  • Dubai Biotechnology & Research Park (DuBiotech)
  • Dubai Knowledge Village
  • Meydan Free Zone
  • Dubai Industrial City (DIC)
  • Dubai Airport Free Zone Authority (DAFZA)
  • Dubai Healthcare City
  • Jebel Ali Free Zone
  • Dubai World Trade Center Free Zone
  • Dubai Media City
  • International Media Production Zone
  • Dubai Techno Park
  • Dubai International Financial Centre
  • Dubai Multi Commodities Centre or Jumeirah Lakes Towers Free Zone
  • International Humanitarian City
  • Dubai South Free Zone
  • Dubai Logistics City
  • Dubai Creative Clusters Authority (Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Authority)
  • Dubai Outsource Zone
  • Dubai International Academic City
  • Dubai Car and Automotive City Free Zone (DUCAMZ)
  • Dubai Flower Centre
  • Economic Zones World
  • International Humanitarian City
  • Dubai Maritime City
  • Dubai Silicon Oasis
  • Dubai Gold and Diamond Park
  • Dubai Studio City

Types of Licenses Available in Dubai Free Zone for Business Setup

  1. Trading License
  2. Service Licence
  3. General Trading Activities
  4. Industrial License
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