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Foreign investors wanting to start a business in the UAE can choose to register their company in mainland (onshore), a free zone (self-regulated area within an emirate), or offshore. Working with us ensures you have a comprehensive understanding of your options before choosing where and how to establish your company’s presence in the UAE.
A Mainland company is a company registered in one of UAE’s Department of Economic Development (DED). This means if you choose to conduct business in UAE Mainland, you will need to register business entity with the DED in the respective Emirate; which will then provide you a business license to start doing business in UAE. Mainland company can practice any industrial, commercial, trading, professional or tourism activity. Our team of experts can best suggest the type of license required depending on your business needs.
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UAE Free Trade Zones (FTZ) are determined geographical areas where UAE mainland taxes, employment and import-export restrictions on business don't apply. Hence, it makes them the desired destination for foreign investors. There are almost 54 Free zones in the United Arab Emirates spread across different Emirates mainly in Dubai, Abu Dhabi & Northern Emirates i.e. Sharjah, Ajman & Ras Al Khaimah. We can recommend the right Free Zone, depending on your business Location/type, Visa & office requirements, and your budget.
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In Financial language, the term “Offshore” is used to define any business or investment made outside the country of residence. An Offshore company is a legal entity established in an Offshore Jurisdiction. Offshore company most termed as International Business Company (IBC) is a legal structure that provides a low/ No- Tax environment for an entity or individual which in turn maximises tax burdens and improves wealth management. Such companies are typically used as holding companies or as Special Purpose Vehicles (SPV’s). Our team of experts will help you pick the best offshore company type.
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