We plan your structure, prepare compliant documents, and coordinate approvals so you receive a business licence with minimal back-and-forth—whether on the mainland or in a free zone.

Best if you’ll trade anywhere in the UAE and work directly with the local market, government tenders, and on-shore clients. Core steps typically include: choose activities & legal form → reserve trade name → initial approval → external approvals (if required) → MOA/LSA → lease/Ejari → licence issuance.

Best for 100% foreign ownership, simplified visas, and industry hubs. Typical flow: pre-approval → docs & payment → sign/incorporate → choose office solution → licence/establishment card. DMCC+1

LLC / Sole Establishment / Civil Company / Branch on the mainland; FZE/FZ-LLC/Branch in free zones. Each form affects liability, partners, and activity permissions.

1. Requirements mapping (activities, shareholding, visas, office type)
2. Name check & reservation
3. Drafting MOA & resolutions; translation & notarisation where needed
4. Initial approval & external approvals (if your activity requires it)
5. Lease/flexi/desk options (Ejari or free-zone facility)
6. Licence issuance + establishment card
7. Post-licensing: immigration file, visa quotas, E-channel, and corporate bank intro

Mainland (Dubai example)

• Day 0–1: Activities & legal form, trade name, initial approval

• Day 2–4: MOA/LSA, lease/Ejari

• Day 5–7: Licence issuance (timing varies by activity/approvals) Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism

Free Zone (examples: DMCC / RAKEZ)

• Day 0–2: Online pre-approval

• Day 3–7: Docs, payment, signing & office selection

• Day 7–10: Company licence issued (zone-dependent)

Your quote itemises: authority fees (mainland/free zone), name reservation, initial approval, MOA/notary, lease/flexi-desk, establishment card, and our service fee. You’ll get a fixed, written quote before we proceed.