Set up your business in Dubai
In order to assist our start-up clients, we have created special packages with everything from actual business set-up services to ongoing business and marketing consultation services.
Although company registration and business set-up in Dubai differs from what many expats are used to in their home jurisdictions, the procedure can be simple and cost-effective if you get the right advice and guidance.
Blupord works with practising solicitors who can advise on a variety of legal components affecting the company, including shareholder agreements, choice of law, inter-company agreements, corporate structuring, office space and banking.
We can walk you through the procedure step by step while giving you clear, concise guidance, which can save you time, money, and effort while also ensuring a hassle-free experience.
Business Start Up Services
Before determining how to create your company’s presence in the UAE, it’s critical to have a thorough awareness of your possibilities. Making the wrong decision can stifle your company’s overall growth in the UAE, so keep the following considerations in mind while deciding on the right structure for your purposes.
Blupord can assist you with establishing your company in the UAE, giving you access to a tax-friendly and business-friendly environment. A foreign company or individual wishing to establish operations in the UAE can do so as a branch, representative office, or registered company, or it can hire a commercial agent to sell or export its products in the UAE market.
A Free Zone, which is a designated, self-regulated area set up to catalyze economic activity within an emirate and managed by its own set of rules and regulations, is another option for new businesses. In the United Arab Emirates, there are approximately 40 free zones, with more on the way.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a significant component of global investors’ activities since it is the geographic and economic hub in the Middle East. It is well-known as a top location for multinational corporations to establish a regional base and serve the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia’s high-growth markets.
It’s also a great place to start a new business in a variety of fields. Dubai, the UAE’s second-largest emirate, is the country’s most vital port and commercial hub. It has worked hard to diversify its economy and become more diverse. Manufacturing, logistics, financial services, information technology, retail, travel, tourism, healthcare, and education, as well as a significant focus on green technologies, are all critical industries. Dubai has made significant investments in its transportation, telecommunications, energy, and industrial infrastructure in order to attract worldwide companies.
Except for oil and domestic banking, Dubai has no income or capital taxes, and no withholding taxes.
