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If you want a premium Dubai free zone address, fast setup, and global credibility, DMCC company registration can be a smart move. DMCC sits in Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT) and runs a modern, portal-based process for licensing and incorporation. In other words, you don’t need to chase multiple counters—you complete the application through the DMCC…
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If you are building a tech startup in the UAE, you will hear about Dubai Internet City (DIC). DIC is one of Dubai’s most famous tech-focused business districts. It was built by TECOM Group to bring together global digital companies, regional innovators, and early-stage creators in a single ecosystem. DIC is a community built around…
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If you want to sell your expertise such as business consulting, marketing consulting, IT consulting, HR advisory, training, design, or other specialized services, you will require a professional license in Dubai. This is called a “consultancy license”. The Dubai Department of Economy & Tourism (DET) is in charge of company licenses for the mainland. Many…
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Starting a business in Dubai is exciting and at the same time confusing . The city is built for business systems that are digital, fast processes , and you could register a company in a few days. But on the other hand, Dubai has proper rules. So if you miss to follow those rules you…
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Growing a company in Dubai comes down to two practical moves. Those are adding new business activities to your existing license, or opening a branch in Dubai or even a branch in another emirate. The good news is if you choose the right path and prepare the right documents then that both options are common,…
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Setting up a JAFZA offshore company is one of those things that sounds complicated at first, but once you understand the flow, it becomes very manageable. The key point is this: you don’t usually “walk in and register it yourself.” Instead, a JAFZA-approved registered agent handles the full process, and you provide the documents, signatures,…
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When you choose the Dubai free zone, the process must include some questions such as “Will this free zone approve my exact business activity? How many visas do I need?Do I need a warehouse, a shopfront, or just a flexi-desk? “Also, fees and facility rules vary a lot, so the “best” option depends on your…
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Your company rarely stays the same forever. Maybe you started with general trading, and now clients keep asking for installation. Or you launched a consultancy, and you’re ready to sell products too. Either way, in Dubai you can’t just “start doing it” and hope nobody notices. You need to update your Dubai trade license so…
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If you’re planning a company setup in Dubai, one question always comes up early: “How much capital do I need?” The honest answer is, it depends on where you register, what you do, and whether your activity is regulated. However, the good news is that many Dubai structures no longer demand a fixed “minimum capital”…
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To operate a regulated financial business in Dubai’s International Financial Centre, you need a DFSA license. The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) is in charge of all financial services that take place in or from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). It gives you this authorization in the form of an electronic license that tells…
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Dubai South (Logistics District) is the best place when your business needs fast access to air cargo, bonded warehousing, and easy connectivity to sea and road routes. It sits in the Dubai South master development and is positioned around logistics infrastructure and trade movement—so you’re not just “getting a license”, you’re setting up inside an…
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If you want a Dubai setup that feels “international” in both law and operations, DIFC company incorporation is usually high on the shortlist. DIFC has its own legal and regulatory ecosystem, and it attracts everything from consulting firms and holding companies to fintechs and regulated financial institutions. This guide walks you through how to incorporate…
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Setting up in a UAE free zone feels simple on paper. In real life, it’s a short chain of approvals that must line up: the right business activity, the right legal structure, clean shareholder documents, and (often) the right facility/lease. If any piece doesn’t match, your application slows down. The good news? Once you understand…
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Setting up a business in Dubai feels exciting—until you hit the “license” part and everything turns into forms, approvals, and activity codes. The good news is: once you understand the three core license categories (commercial, professional, and industrial), the process becomes very predictable. In this guide, I’ll walk you through what each license type covers,…
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You already know the benefits of running a one-person business in Dubai: it’s easy, quick, and does not require as much documentation.But as the company grows, that set-up may begin to feel too small.Maybe a bigger client asked for an LLC trade license, maybe you want to add a partner, or maybe you just want…
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It can be exciting to start a business in Dubai, but you need to secure your initial approval for your Dubai trade license before you can register your business name or rent an officeThis early approval from the UAE government means that your business activity and ownership structure are allowed to proceed in Dubai. Without…
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Dubai makes expansion feel practical. You get a pro-business ecosystem, strong infrastructure, and a market that connects the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Europe. Still, when a foreign company says “we want a presence in Dubai,” the real question becomes: should you open a branch office in Dubai, set up a representative office, or form…
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