We look at your goals before registration and compare the options: free zone or mainland, different zones and packages. You leave with a clear recommendation and a plan instead of a guess.
The UAE free zone vs mainland question is often settled the wrong way: by picking the cheapest license. Six months later it turns out that the zone does not allow the activity you need, the package has no visas, and you cannot work with local clients without extra permits. Moving the company to another zone or to the mainland costs more than making the right choice at the start.
During the consultation we go through four things: what the company will do, who the founders are, whether you need premises and how many visas you need. Based on the answers, we compare suitable free zones and the mainland by the full cost of the first year and of later renewals, by timing and by banks' requirements. Afterwards you know which structure to set up and what to prepare for it.
Our service fee is on request. Government fees, translations, insurance and other mandatory costs are paid separately; we send the full estimate before you sign.
A free zone company is simpler to set up and maintain and suits work with clients outside the UAE. The mainland is needed if you work on the local UAE market: a shop, a salon, education or local contracts. A mainland company, however, usually requires premises and more approvals.
There is no zone that is best value for everyone. You have to compare the full cost: the license, visas, office, renewal and any restrictions on activities. During the consultation we calculate this for your business model, so you compare real totals rather than headline license prices.
A recommendation on the structure, a comparison of the suitable options and a plan: which documents to prepare and in what order to move toward the license, the visa and the bank account. You can then start the registration knowing what each step involves.
You can, but in practice it means closing one company and opening another, with new visas and a new bank account. That is why it is better to choose correctly at the start, after comparing your activity, visas and premises against what each zone allows.
Yes. The consultation takes place online, and you do not need to travel to the UAE for it. You only need a short description of the business, details of the founders and an idea of how many visas and what premises you need.
No. Decisions are made by government agencies, consulates and banks. We are responsible for preparing and checking documents, filing and support, and we tell you about the risks upfront.
We will check whether the program fits your citizenship, income and family, and send an estimate with the full list of costs.
