UAE company formation, handled end-to-end.
One licensed Dubai team takes you from jurisdiction choice to operational entity — trade license, visas, Emirates ID, and a prepared banking file — with every cost itemised before you pay anything.
What you get
Real jurisdiction choice
36 UAE jurisdictions audited against your activity, passport, and revenue plan — not a default pitch for whichever free zone pays the highest commission.
Itemised pricing
Separate line items for license, visa quota, office, establishment card, e-channel, medical, attestation, and courier fees. No surprise tail cost at year two.
Banking-aware setup
We design the structure so the bank application moves the day your license drops. KYC pack is ready by then; final account opening still requires the bank's in-person identity step.
One team, one invoice
Licensing, visa, banking, and ongoing support sit with the same handler. You don't need to brief three vendors to renew a license.
Estimate your UAE setup cost in 60 seconds.
Six questions about your activity, passport, and banking need. Returns an AED range with every line item shown.
Frequently asked
How long does UAE company formation take?
Free zones: 5–14 working days for the license, 7–14 for visas and Emirates ID — roughly 3–5 weeks end to end. DIFC / ADGM: 6–10 weeks. Mainland: 2–4 weeks, longer with Ejari.
Can I set up a UAE company remotely?
Most free zones need one visit for medical and biometrics. A few offshore and ADGM SPV structures can be fully remote via attested power of attorney.
What's the total cost of a UAE company in year one?
Depends on activity, jurisdiction, number of visas, office type, and bank. Our calculator returns an AED range with every line itemised — typically AED 22–80k for standard setups, more for financial-services structures.