We handle the annual license renewal and changes to your company: new activities, a change of shareholders and other corporate actions in UAE free zones and on the mainland.
UAE trade license renewal happens every year. Along with the license you usually need to renew the office or flexi-desk agreement, and on the mainland the Ejari registration as well. If you miss the renewal, fines start to accrue and the company runs into trouble with employee visas, the bank and the establishment card. We keep a renewal calendar and start preparing early, so the company never falls out of good standing.
Changes are a separate task. Adding a business activity is not always possible: some activities need extra approval or a different type of license. A change of shareholders alters the founding documents and can affect visas issued through the company. Before filing, we check how the change will affect the license, the visas and the bank account.
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.
Well before the expiry date. We first check the office or flexi-desk agreement and, on the mainland, the Ejari registration, and then file for renewal. If any of these documents have expired, the renewal takes longer, so we start preparing early.
Fines accrue, and with an expired license it is harder to renew employee visas and to operate the bank account. The longer the delay, the more it costs to bring the company back into good standing, so a renewal calendar pays off.
Often yes, but not always. Some activities require approval from the relevant authority or a different type of license. We check this before filing, so you know whether the activity can be added to your current license or needs a different route.
You need a shareholders' resolution, a share transfer agreement and updated founding documents, and then the changes are registered with the licensing authority. We also look separately at the visas issued through the company and at what the bank needs to know.
Yes. The procedure differs: each free zone has its own rules, while on the mainland changes go through the emirate's authorities. We handle both, and before filing we check how the change affects the license, visas and bank account.
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.
