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The UAE enables fast company setup and employer-sponsored residence visas via mainland and free zone structures. Businesses can secure establishment cards, hire or transfer talent on work/residence visas, and sponsor dependants.
About United Arab Emiratesنبذة
Dubai is the UAE’s leading hub for business setup and residency. With 100% foreign ownership, tax-free income, and fast company registration, it attracts global investors and entrepreneurs. Choose from mainland or free zone formation to gain UAE residence, open bank accounts, and access regional and international markets.
Strategic location connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa, ideal for regional business operations.
No personal income tax and full profit repatriation for investors.
100% foreign ownership available in free zones and most mainland sectors.
Company setup in 5–10 working days and visa processing within 7–14 days.
Option for 5-year or 10-year UAE Golden Visa for long-term residency.
Eligible to sponsor spouse, children, parents, and domestic staff.
Easy GCC travel and simplified visa access to 30+ global destinations.
United Arab Emirates at a glance
Population
10 million
Capital
Abu Dhabi
Commercial Hub
Dubai
Language
Arabic, English widely used
Currency
AED (UAE Dirham)
Time zone
UTC+4
Climate
Hot desert climate, mild winters
Investment routesطرق الاستثمار
The processكيف نعمل
Select business type: Free Zone, Mainland, or Branch.
Reserve company name and define business activity.
Submit documents and obtain trade license and MoA.
Apply for establishment card and immigration registration.
Process entry permit, medical test, and Emirates ID.
Get residence visa and sponsor dependants if eligible.
Eligibilityالمتطلبات
What it takes to qualify.
Valid passport and recent photos.
Proof of address and business plan (if required).
Trade license, MoA, and establishment card.
Medical clearance and immigration compliance.
Education or experience documents for regulated roles.
Questionsأسئلة شائعة
United Arab Emirates, answered.
No, but you must visit the UAE once every 180 days.
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