United Arab Emirates
Company Formation

Launch your business in the UAE effortlessly with our expert company formation services. We handle all aspects of legal compliance, administrative processes, and local regulations, ensuring a smooth and efficient setup. Focus on growing your business while we manage the complexities, paving the way for your success in the United Arab Emirates.

What we offer

We have several offers to best fit your business needs. Choose the one which works for you!

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Limited Liability Company (LLC)

  • Common structure for small to medium-sized businesses in the UAE.
  • Requires 2 to 50 shareholders, with limited liability to their share capital contributions.
  • Local UAE partner typically holds at least 51% of shares, except in activities where 100% foreign ownership is permitted.

Free Zone Company

  • Allows 100% foreign ownership and operational autonomy within designated free zones.
  • Subject to specific regulations of the respective free zone authority.
  • Offers incentives like tax exemptions, customs duty benefits, and streamlined setup procedures.

Branch of Foreign Company

  • Extension of a foreign company in the UAE, operating under the parent company's name.
  • Requires a local service agent who is a UAE national or company.
  • Conducts business as per parent company's activities and
    structure.

Public Joint Stock Company

  • Company whose shares are traded publicly on a stock exchange.
  • Requires a minimum of 10 founding members and substantial minimum share capital.
  • Subject to stringent regulatory and reporting requirements.

Private Joint Stock Company

  • Operates similarly to a PJSC but with shares not publicly traded.
  • Ownership is limited to private investors, providing flexibility in shareholder arrangements.

Sole Establishment

  • Owned and managed by a single individual.
  • The owner is personally liable for all company obligations.
  • Simplest form of business setup, commonly used by sole entrepreneurs.

Capabilities

Unlock UAE business success with Arabian Quest’s seamless company formation.

Company Formation Services

Establish your UAE company with expert guidance and compliance support.

PRO Services

Hassle-free handling of visas and government paperwork in the UAE.

TRC Services (Tax Resident Certificate)

Obtain your UAE Tax Resident Certificate with ease.

Company Liquidation Services

Efficient closure of businesses in the UAE, managing all legal requirements.

Enterprise

Enterprise

Get tailored solutions, volume pricing, and dedicated support for your team.

Get tailored solutions, volume pricing, and dedicated support for your team.

Not sure which plan suits you? Reach out to us, and we’ll craft the perfect solution just for you!

Support

Frequently Asked Questions

In case of any query, visit our FAQs, or simply contact us at support@arabianbusinessquest.com

How long does it take to register a company in the UAE?

The timeline for company registration in the UAE varies depending on the business activity and the specific Emirates chosen. Typically, it can take anywhere from 1 to 4 weeks once all required documents are submitted and approvals obtained.

What are the types of company structures available in the UAE?

The UAE offers several company structures, including Free Zone companies, Mainland companies, and Offshore companies. Each structure has its own benefits and requirements. We can help you choose the most suitable option based on your business goals.

What are the main requirements to set up a company in the UAE?

The requirements may vary based on the company structure chosen and the Emirates. However, common requirements include passport copies of shareholders and directors, proof of address, business plan, and initial capital. Our experts will guide you through the entire process to ensure compliance with local regulations.

Can foreign nationals own 100% of a company in the UAE?

Yes, in designated Free Zones across the UAE, foreign nationals can own 100% of their company. In the Mainland, local partnership may be required, but there are structures that allow for full ownership under certain conditions.

What ongoing obligations are there after company formation?

After company formation, businesses are required to fulfill ongoing obligations such as renewing licenses, submitting annual financial statements, and complying with local labor laws. Our team provides ongoing support and advisory services to ensure your business remains compliant and successful.

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