"Maddy was amazing throughout our UAE incorporation. She was there to guide us at every turn, making the whole process feel manageable. We really appreciated her help!"
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Our on-the-ground experts are fluent in local languages and adept in navigating government procedures, ensuring seamless support within key jurisdictions.
From initial consultation to post-incorporation, we offer a full suite of services, including customized business setup, accounting, bookkeeping, HR, payroll, tax, and audit—everything your business needs, all in one place.
With over 150 years of collective experience, our team has the knowledge and skill to manage complex business cases, providing you with expert guidance and efficient execution every step of the way.
We pride ourselves in having talented and committed individuals with the right blend of aptitude and enthusiasm, who can go the extra mile to help clients achieve desired outcomes, ensuring that they accomplish their objectives with minimum hassle.
The cost of setting up a business in UAE depends on various factors, including the type of license required, the number of visas needed, office space, and other specific details. To better understand the costs and process, we recommend scheduling a free consultation with our experts.
In line with Vision 2030, UAE is undergoing significant economic diversification and encouraging private sector growth. This initiative includes the development of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) within the Kingdom, offering distinct advantages such as full foreign ownership for businesses looking to establish a presence in UAE.
The Ministry of Investment (MISA) grants foreign companies the right to operate independently in the UAE without the need for a local partner through the MISA Investor License or SAGIA license (Old name). This license allows for 100% foreign ownership and is available to companies of all sizes, particularly those in the service sector. However, certain business activities, such as recruitments, professional license, and some types of consulting, are restricted or require a local sponsor.
Yes, your appointed general manager must travel to UAE to complete the Iqama “residency” process, which is a key step in finalizing your company’s setup.
The commercial registration of a company in UAE usually takes around 2 to 4 weeks. The full setup, including obtaining the General Manager’s Iqama and setting up a company bank account, typically takes up to 3 months.
Yes, you need a registered national address to establish a company in UAE. Safari Star offers a coworking office that can serve as your company’s registered address with your own office space.
