3 steps to founding a company

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Non-binding advice

Simply sign up for an appointment through our website. We'll delve deep into your plans, show you how we can support you, and are ready to answer all your questions openly and transparently. Our team will then develop the optimal strategy for your company formation and send you a tailored offer.

Customer transmits all data

Our experts take care of submitting all necessary documents and applying for your business license directly on-site in Dubai. This way, your company's formation is completed within a few days, without the need for your personal presence in Dubai.
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The company is being founded

Once your company has been successfully established in Dubai, we utilize our expertise to ensure that your success is secured in the long term. After all, founding a company is just the beginning of an exciting and successful journey.

All clear!

Process

Here's what comes next.

01

eVisa

After your Establishment Card is issued, your visa application will be submitted. Approximately 5 working days after the application, your eVisa will arrive. Only after the issuance of the eVisa can you enter the Emirates.
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Entering the UAE

After receiving your eVisa, you will enter the Emirates. Upon emigration, a so-called status change is recorded, and we can organize your appointments on site.
03

Medical + biometrics

Immediately after your entry, we will organize your appointments for the medical test and biometric data collection. These usually happen on the same day and typically take about 2 hours.
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Residence visa is issued

After we have submitted your test results to the authorities, it takes about 5 working days for your residence visa to be issued. Now, in theory, you could leave the country again.
05

Emirates ID arrives

After the issuance of your residence visa, it takes about 3 working days for your Emirates ID to be printed and delivered.
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All accounts are created together

After receiving your Emirates ID, we can now jointly apply for your accounts. Both personal and business accounts.
FAQ

We have the answers to your questions

How expensive is life in Dubai?

The cost of living in Dubai is generally comparable to that in Germany. Some expenses, such as food, gasoline, and certain services, are often cheaper in the UAE, while others, like rent, mobile plans, and clothing, can tend to be more expensive. Dubai currently ranks 284th out of 568 in the cost of living index, with 1st place being the most expensive city. For comparison, Munich is ranked 92nd.

What language is spoken in Dubai?

In Dubai, a variety of languages are spoken, as the city is highly international. Although the official language is Arabic, English is widely used as the business and everyday language. This is evident, for example, in bilingual street signs and legally required contracts that must be written in both English and Arabic. Dubai is a cosmopolitan metropolis where the diversity of languages and cultures is omnipresent.

Do I have to pay taxes in Dubai?

Dubai has long been considered a tax haven, but as of June 2023, some changes have been made. Mainland companies now have to pay a corporate tax of 9% on profits exceeding AED 375,000. However, Freezone companies are exempt from this rule and continue to pay no taxes. Despite these changes, the tax rates in Dubai remain internationally competitive. The UAE also continues to offer tax incentives and advantages for businesses.

Which currency is used in Dubai?

In Dubai, the Dirham (AED) is the official currency. You can easily use it for everyday transactions.

Which currency is used in Dubai?

In Dubai, the Dirham (AED) is the official currency. You can easily use it for everyday transactions.

What is the weather like in Dubai?

In Dubai, you can expect consistently sunny and warm weather. The winter months are mild and pleasant, ideal for outdoor activities. Summers can be hot, but the air-conditioned buildings and shopping centres make it easy to cool off.

Are there public transportation options in Dubai?

Dubai has an excellent public transportation system, including buses, the metro, and water taxis. The metro is modern, clean, and provides a convenient way to get around the city. The buses are also well-connected and offer an affordable option.

What are the opening hours of the shops in Dubai?

The opening hours of shops in Dubai can vary, but most shopping centres are open seven days a week. During the week, shops are usually open from morning to late evening, and many even offer late night shopping.

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