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Dubai company formation often involves confusing paperwork, appointments, and advice. HA’s group one-stop solution streamlines the entire process.

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OffShore

Offshore Business

Looking to expand globally? An offshore company in the UAE offers 100% foreign ownership, no physical office requirements, and a tax-efficient structure—perfect for international trade and asset protection.

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FreeZone

Free Zone Business

Want full control and exclusive benefits? Free zones offer 100% ownership, tax advantages, and simplified business regulations, making them ideal for startups, SMEs, and global investors.

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Mainland Business

Planning to trade across the UAE? A mainland license lets you operate without restrictions, secure government contracts, and sponsor unlimited visas—giving your business unlimited growth potential.

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Your Success, Our Commitment.

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Years of Excellence

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Businesses Set Up

2000

Visas Processed

150

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200

Real Estate Transactions

300

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3000

Deals Closed

100

Success Rate

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Frequently Asked Question

What types of business licenses are available in the UAE?
The UAE offers several types of business licenses, depending on your industry:

Commercial License – For trading, general business, and retail activities.

Industrial License – For manufacturing and industrial operations.

Professional License – For service-based businesses like consulting and brokerage.
Can a foreigner own 100% of a business in the UAE?
Yes. The UAE allows 100% foreign ownership in most sectors under the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Law. However, certain strategic industries, such as defense and energy, may still require an Emirati partner.
What is the difference between a free zone company and a mainland company?
Free Zone Company – Offers 100% foreign ownership, tax incentives, and streamlined import/export processes. However, direct business within the UAE mainland is restricted unless a local distributor is used.

Mainland Company – Can operate anywhere in the UAE, work with government contracts, and engage in the local market. Some industries may still require local sponsorship.
How long does it take to set up a business in the UAE?
The setup process can take anywhere from a few days to 4 weeks, depending on the license type and location. Some free zones offer fast-track registration that allows businesses to start operating in as little as 48 hours.
Do I need a physical office to start a business in the UAE?
Yes, most businesses need a registered address. However, many free zones offer flexible options such as virtual offices, co-working spaces, and flexi-desks to meet legal requirements at a lower cost.
Are there any corporate taxes in the UAE?
Businesses earning over AED 375,000 annually are subject to a 9% corporate tax.

Large multinational enterprises (MNEs) with global revenues exceeding €750 million are now subject to a 15% Domestic Minimum Top-Up Tax (DMTT) under the OECD global tax framework, effective January 2025.

Free zone companies engaged in qualifying activities may still benefit from tax exemptions under specific incentive programs..
How much does it cost to start a business in the UAE?
The cost varies depending on the license type, location, and visa requirements. On average:

Free zone setup: Starts from AED 5,800 (varies by package and jurisdiction).

Mainland setup: Typically ranges from AED 8,000 to AED 50,000+, depending on the business activity and office requirements.
What are the key benefits of setting up a business in the UAE?
100% foreign ownership in most sectors.

Low taxation – no personal income tax and corporate tax exemptions for certain businesses.

Strategic location connecting global markets in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.

World-class infrastructure and business-friendly policies.

No foreign exchange controls, allowing seamless international transactions.

Extensive double tax treaties with multiple countries.