To establish a limited liability company in Dubai Mainland or anywhere else in the UAE, you need to reserve a trade name and obtain preliminary approvals. You also need to get a memorandum of association of the company and submit the lease contract and other necessary documents to the Department of Economic Development.

There is no limit to the investment required to set up a business in Dubai. Depending on the activities of your business, investing partners, the location of your business etc. You can invest as much or as little as you want to keep in mind the benefit of your employees and anyone involved in the business.

It can take as little as five days or can take up to six weeks to start your business in Dubai depending on the company type and structure. Company registration is the initial step of which it is a matter of gathering all documentation.

As a mainland UAE company, you can do business with any country and trade freely. You get access to affordable rental office space as you are not geographically limited, compared to free zone companies who are only forced to do business inside the free zones and have limited business scope.

Yes. More than three-quarters of goods entering the emirate are duty-free. Free trade zones in Dubai offer incentives to imports including exemptions from taxes and duties. The open border foreign trade policy has proved a major factor in allowing small businesses to expand.