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Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is one of more than 30 Dubai Free Zones that is strategically placed between the East and West. DIFC provides businesses and financial institutions with a safe and easy way to conduct business in and with the region’s emerging markets. Additionally, DIFC’s independent rules, common law framework, supportive infrastructure, and tax-friendly system make it the perfect place to capitalize on the rapidly growing demand for financial and business services in the region. The law system in DIFC is unique because it is based on English Common law.
Core Sectors: Dubai International Financial Centre is home to companies from all over the world, both financial and not. Moreover, businesses like banking, professional services, global corporations, insurance, wealth management, and access to capital markets all do business at the Centre.
Recommended for: Businesses that offer professional or financial services and business activities. Many well-known international banks, insurance companies, and law firms have their regional headquarters in Dubai International Financial Centre.
DMCC
In the heart of Dubai, at the centre of the Jumeirah Lakes Towers district
2-8 weeks
Tax and duty exemption
DIFC offers a variety of structure types that are appealing to both individual and business investors. Any of the following can be registered as a DIFC entity:
ACCESS TO WORLD-CLASS BUSINESS SERVICES THAT CAN'T BE BEAT
PERSONAL AND BUSINESS INCOME TAX OF 0%
STRATEGIC LOCATION
100% BUSINESS OWNERSHIP AND RETURN OF CAPITAL
LIVE AND WORK IN THE SAME VIBRANT TOWN
THRIVING BUSINESS CENTRE
EASY TRANSPORTATION
FAST AND EASY SETUP PROCESS
The cost of establishing a company in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) may fluctuate due to various factors. Moreover, these factors encompass various elements essential to the setup process. Specifically, they include the free zone company setup packages, license type, legal structure, ownership type, and business facilities.
The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) district boasts ultra-modern office spaces, shops, cafes, and restaurants. Additionally, it features art galleries, apartments, public green spaces, and hotels. As a result, it stands as the best place for business and leisure to converge
The timeline for establishing a company in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is contingent on promptly meeting requirements and swiftly obtaining authorities’ approvals. Additionally, this process encompasses four main steps:
After obtaining its license, a Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC) company can proceed to apply for residence visas for its shareholders and/or employees. Subsequently, these individuals can stay in the country for two years with this permit. Moreover, the number of visas the company can apply for is determined by the size of the office (one visa per 9 sq. m.). Consequently, with a Flexi Office package, you can obtain up to two residence visas. Therefore, it’s crucial to discuss your options with a DIFC visa expert. Furthermore, our team of visa specialists is fully prepared to address your inquiries.
There are both financial and non-financial licences available in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Businesses can utilize the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). Additionally, with government centers, venues for corporate events, a food court, banks, and various other business support services all conveniently located in one place, the DIFC offers world-class facilities. Consequently, this comprehensive setup empowers businesses to start, run, and expand their ventures seamlessly.
In Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the cost of renewing a license varies. This variation depends on factors such as the type of license, the share structure, external approvals, and office rent. We will look at your company’s renewal costs for free to see if there is a way to cut costs and improve customer service at the same time.
At Dubai International Financial Centre, you can change your company’s licence and entity (DIFC). However, requests to change the company’s name, shareholding, management, add or take away business activities, etc., will need approval from the right people and the writing of documents.