Company formation, banking, residency and business support — all in one place.
What we do
Most people come to us for the first one and stay for the last. The same person handles all of it.
We help you pick the right structure — Free Zone, Mainland or offshore — and handle the paperwork until your trade licence is in your hands.
We build your application to the standard UAE banks expect and introduce you to the right ones. The final yes is always the bank’s.
Investor, employee and family visas, plus renewals and re-entry permits — from entry permit through to the Emirates ID in your wallet.
We tell you which registrations you are caught by and file them for you. Specialised accounting and tax services come through our licensed partner firms.
What your company needs once the licence is issued: renewals, licence changes, trademarks, customs codes, and finding an office or a home.
Your first decision
One question settles most of this. It is not price.
If your customers are abroad, a Free Zone licence is usually simpler and cheaper to run. If you sell to people who live here, you are looking at Mainland. Everything else — ownership, visas, office, audit, tenders — follows from that one answer.
Where will your customers be?
Customers mostly abroad
Customers mostly in the UAE
Holding only, no visas
Activity, visa count and residency plans then narrow it further — and some businesses genuinely sit between two of these.
A decision diagram. The question at the top is: where will your customers be? Three branches follow. Customers mostly abroad leads to Free Zone, which is simpler and cheaper to run, though selling into the UAE from it is indirect. Customers mostly in the UAE leads to Mainland, which lets you contract with UAE customers directly but needs a registered tenancy. Holding only, with no visas, leads to Offshore, which holds shares and assets but gives no residency and no UAE trading. A note beneath adds that activity, visa count and residency plans narrow the choice further, and that some businesses genuinely sit between two of these.
Four quick questions
The Advisor thinks the way we would on a call. It will tell you when two routes are both fine, and when your answers are not enough to say. It will not push you into a structure just to give you a tidy answer.
Why us
Business Bay. Most of the companies we set up are run from a desk within a few kilometres of here, and a good number from abroad.
What you sell, who pays you, whether you want to live here. That is what we base the advice on — not whichever package is easiest for us to sell.
The person you speak to on the first call is the person who handles your file, your renewals and your questions three years from now.
Licence, bank introduction, visas and tax registration run together. You are not chasing four teams and repeating yourself to each of them.
Which authority suits your activity. Which banks say yes to what. And which steps quietly take three weeks longer than anyone tells you.
You see the whole cost before you commit, including year two. And we say it plainly when something is out of our hands.
Licences, cards and desks all expire. We track your dates and remind you early — not the week it turns into a problem.
How it works
The same person handles every step. Slide across to see what we do at each one and how long it usually takes.
A real conversation about what the business will do, who pays you, and where you want to live. You leave with a plan, not a price list.
Typically One call, usually 30–45 minutes
Company name, business activity and initial approval. Getting the activity right here saves you a paid amendment later.
Typically 3–7 working days, depending on the authority
The licence comes through and the company legally exists. For Mainland, this is also where your tenancy contract has to be in place.
Typically 3–10 working days, depending on the authority
Two things running side by side. The visa track we control. The bank track we prepare for — the bank decides.
Typically Visas 2–4 weeks; banking depends on the bank and is not ours to promise
The part most agencies skip. Licences, Establishment Cards and Flexi Desks expire, and tax deadlines arrive whether or not anyone reminded you.
Typically Ongoing, with renewals every year
We prepare and file your Corporate Tax and VAT registrations. Specialised accounting and tax services are provided through our licensed partner firms.
You will know which firm is on your work, and why, before it starts. Nothing gets quietly subcontracted.
Asked most often
The longer ones sit on each service page.
Ask one question first: will you sell to customers inside the UAE? If yes, Mainland is usually the answer. If your customers are abroad and you invoice them from here, a Free Zone is normally simpler and cheaper to run. Visas, office and audit all follow from that first answer.
For a straightforward Free Zone licence with individual shareholders, usually one to two weeks once your documents are complete. Mainland takes longer because the tenancy contract has to be in place first. If a company is one of your shareholders, add time for document attestation — that is what delays things most often.
No — and be careful with anyone who says they can. The bank makes that call under its own compliance rules. What we do is build your file to the standard banks expect and introduce you to the ones whose appetite matches your business.
It depends on the authority, the licence and the office or desk you take — not on your activity alone. Anyone quoting you a number without knowing those three things is guessing. Tell us the number you want and we will find the packages that reach it.
We prepare and file your Corporate Tax and VAT registrations. Bookkeeping, financial statements, audit and returns sit with our licensed partner firms, and we coordinate between you and them so you are not running two relationships.
Every service page has its own full set of questions. Start with trade licences if you are not sure where you fit.
Get started
Tell us what your business does. We will come back with the setup that fits and what it costs.
We reply within one working day.