Frequently Asked Questions

for Company Formation

What is company formation?

Company formation is a process of establishing your business as a legal entity which is bound by the Commercial Companies Law UAE.

Can you help with choosing the right jurisdiction for my business?

Yes, with more than a decade expertise in the subject matter, we surly guide you in selecting the most reliable & effective jurisdiction & legal type for your proposed new business registration

What ongoing compliance requirements does my company have to meet?

Compliance requirements vary by jurisdiction but typically include filing annual reports, tax returns, and maintaining company records.

Can I setup a company in the UAE from my home country?

Yes, many jurisdictions allow foreigners to establish companies without their physical presence. However, for visa procedures and bank account opening procedures your physical presence is mandatory.

How can I get started with company formation?

You can contact us to discuss your requirements, and our team will guide you through the entire process, making it seamless and efficient.

What is the ideal business structure for my venture?

The best structure depends on your business goals, liability preferences, tax considerations, and future growth plans. Our experts will guide you in selecting the most suitable option.

What types of business entities can be formed?

Common types include L.L.C(Limited Liability Company), Est.(sole Establishment), FZ-LLC(Free Zone LLC), FZE(Free Zone Establishment), FZCO(Free Zone Company), Co. (Civil Company), Ltd(Limited), Branch (Branch Company), The suitable legal type for your company depends on your business activity and long-term objectives of the orgnization.

What documents are required for company formation?

The required documents vary by jurisdiction and entity type. Commonly needed documents include passport copies, proof of address, CV/resume, Business Plan.

Do I need a physical office space to form a company?

It depends on the jurisdiction and entity type. Some jurisdictions require a physical office, while others allow virtual offices or co-working spaces.

Why do I/we Register a Company in UAE ? 

It is a must to any individual/group of people/organization to conduct any commercial activity/transaction that involves a exchange of product or services To a fee or any monetary transaction. It is not permitted to conduct business without appropriate license in UAE

Is my personal information kept confidential during the company formation process?

Yes, we prioritize client confidentiality and adhere to strict data protection measures.

Can I change the company structure later if needed?

Yes, in many cases, you can change the company structure or relocate to a different jurisdiction based on your business needs.

How long does the Company Registration process take?

The timeframe varies depending on the jurisdiction and the type of business activity you are into. It can range from a 3 business days to 4-5 business weeks.

Can you assist with bank account opening for my new company?

Yes, we can facilitate the process of opening a bank account for your new company, ensuring a smooth setup.

Can you help with obtaining business licenses and permits?

Yes, we can assist you in obtaining the necessary licenses and permits required for your business activities.

Can you provide post-formation services like accounting and bookkeeping?

Yes, we offer a range of post-formation services, including accounting, bookkeeping, and tax compliance, to help you focus on growing your business.

What are the costs involved in company formation?

The costs depend on the jurisdiction, entity type, and additional services you require. We will provide a transparent breakdown of all expenses.

Am I allowed to register for VAT?

If you are making between AED 187,500 per year and AED 375,000 per year then you may register for VAT if you choose to. If you make more than AED 375,000 per year, you must register for VAT. If you don’t register, it’s always a good idea to keep good accounts just in case the policy changes in the future.