Company Formation in Dubai: Mainland, Free Zone & Offshore

Confirming your business activity and the licence type it requires — this decision shapes everything else, from jurisdiction to office requirements to visa quota. We start every engagement with this consultation before recommending a path forward.

Many steps can be completed remotely with power of attorney, though certain stages — like opening a bank account or biometric visa steps — typically require your physical presence at some point. We'll tell you exactly which steps need you here.

Minimum share capital requirements vary by jurisdiction and activity, and many free zones no longer enforce a fixed minimum. We confirm the actual requirement for your chosen structure rather than assuming a blanket figure.

Yes — most UAE company structures support multiple shareholders, with ownership split and responsibilities documented in the Memorandum of Association. We draft this to reflect your actual agreement with your partner.

Registration is the start, not the finish — you'll typically still need a bank account, any required visas, and PRO support to keep documentation current. We stay involved through post-setup support rather than handing off after licensing.

Yes, in most cases you can add activities to an existing licence, though it may require additional approvals depending on the new activity and your jurisdiction. We handle amendment applications when your business scope changes.