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Entrepreneurs who prefer sole proprietorship will find Dubai Freezone and UAE a favorable option for their business setup. There are more than 50 Free Trade Zones spread across 5 out of the 7 Emirates. Unlike mainland companies set up in Dubai, Free Trade Zone companies can be fully foreign-owned without local involvement. Each Free Trade Zone specializes in supporting specific licensed business activities and provides unique benefits such as financial advantages, strategic geographic location, excellent facilities, skilled labor, and more. These zones are strategically connected to major logistics centers, ports, or airports, offering ready-made warehousing and offices with top-notch infrastructure and utilities. Many Freezones also provide cost-effective solutions for establishing companies in Dubai and the UAE. Contact us today for your Dubai Freezone company setup and receive a complimentary quotation.
Embarking on a business venture in a free zone can be hassle-free. The administrative procedures are streamlined, requiring minimal paperwork and time. To help you get started, here are the fundamental steps for setting up a business in a free zone:
Making the right choice among free zones requires careful consideration of how they can cater to your business needs. Our knowledgeable team is at your service, ready to guide you through the selection process, considering the following factors:
No, Free Zones allow individuals and businesses from any nationality to own and operate companies within their respective zones.
The exact steps may differ based on the Free Zone you choose, but typically, the procedure entails the following: selecting a free zone, deciding on a trade name, applying for a business license, selecting an office space, obtaining pre-approvals, registering your business, and acquiring the necessary license.
The minimum capital requirements differ among Free Zones. Some Free Zones have specific minimum capital requirements, while others do not impose such restrictions.
Yes, Free Zone companies can conduct business within the UAE by working with local companies or by obtaining a local distributor or commercial agent.
-Authenticated Passport Copy (verified by Lawyer, Accountant, or Sovereign Employee) -Two Documents as Proof of Address -Bank or Professional Reference Letter -Curriculum Vitae (summary of professional experience)
Yes, Free Zone companies have the flexibility to hire employees from both within and outside the Free Zone, subject to relevant visa and employment regulations.
Yes, Free Zone companies can open bank accounts in the UAE, which enables them to carry out financial transactions and enjoy banking services.
Yes, Free Zone companies can have multiple shareholders, either individuals or corporate entities, depending on the regulations of the specific Free Zone.