Not necessarily. With new regulations, most activities now allow 100% foreign ownership in both mainland and freezone jurisdictions. However, some strategic sectors may still require local Emirati involvement.

We’ll assess your business activity and ensure the right legal structure without unnecessary ownership sharing.

In many cases, your company can be legally registered in 2–5 working days, provided all documents are ready. Certain jurisdictions or activities requiring additional approvals may take longer.

Our team ensures a smooth, fast-track process with zero delays.

Yes, in most sectors — especially in free zones and for many mainland activities, foreign investors can now own their company outright. No local sponsor or nominee is required in these cases.

We guide you through choosing a structure that supports full ownership legally.

Generally, the documents include:

• Passport copy of the shareholder(s)
• Visa or entry stamp page (if in UAE)
• Passport-size photo with white background
• Company name options
• Chosen business activity

Additional documents may be required based on your license type and jurisdiction.

In Mainland: Yes, a physical office or desk space is mandatory.
In Freezones: Many offer flexi-desks or virtual office options, which fulfill the legal address requirement without needing a full office.

We help you find cost-effective office options that fit your licensing and visa needs.

Yes. Most company licenses include eligibility for investor and employee visas. The number of visas you can obtain depends on the business type, jurisdiction, and office size.

Our team handles your entire visa process — from application to stamping.

• Mainland: Full access to UAE market, government tenders, and no trade restrictions.
• Freezone: Ideal for startups and international trade; 100% foreign-owned; limited to operating within the zone or outside UAE.
• Offshore: Designed for international business with no physical presence; no UAE visa or office needed.

Each has its pros — we help you choose based on business goals.

In most cases, no. Many freezones and even mainland setups allow remote registration. However, for bank account opening and visa processes, physical presence may be required.

We’ll walk you through what’s needed for your chosen setup.

Yes, but opening a corporate bank account depends on your:

• Business activity
• Company structure
• Shareholder nationality

We assist in preparing your documentation and introducing you to banking partners to simplify the process.