For just AED 14,500*, you can acquire your professional/services license, which includes a wide array of services. This package covers everything you need, such as trade license, name approval, initial approval, LSA notary fee, company stamp, Tasheel fee, service fee, complete documentation, complimentary business setup advice, and a dedicated consultant. If you’d like to go a step further, for an extra AED 4,000*, you can also secure additional benefits like an immigration card, investor visa, change of status, Emirates ID, visa stamping, office sustainability contract, office solutions, employment visa quota, assistance with opening a bank account, and free VAT registration along with tax consultation

Sultan Al Ali Business Group provides an all-inclusive package for 100% ownership in the UAE Mainland, available at just AED 18,500*. This package covers all the vital components you need, including trade license, initial approval fees, Tasheel fee, service charge, company stamp, notary fees for the memorandum of association, immigration card, investor visa, Emirates ID, medical tests, change of visa status, visa stamping, office sustainability contract, office solutions, assistance with employment visas, support for opening a bank account, and complimentary VAT and tax consultation.

Setting up a business in the UAE mainland unlocks the benefits of unrestricted national trade and seamless growth prospects.

To begin the process of establishing a mainland company, you should follow these procedural steps:

1. Choose a unique trade name.

2. Prepare at least three alternative name options.

3. Determine the most suitable location for your business.

4. Consider accessibility for clients and employees, keeping your budget in mind.

5. Decide whether you prefer to set up on the mainland or in one of Dubai’s free zones.

6. Finalize your company’s structure.

7. Opt for full ownership with a sole establishment if desired.

8. Gather the necessary documents.

9. Be ready to provide passport copies of all partners, along with any required NoCs (No Objection Certificates) and approvals from relevant authorities.

10. Obtain your trade license.

11. Secure your trade license from the Department of Economic Development.

Depending on your business type, you may or may not need an Emirati partner. In Dubai, over 1,100 out of 2,300 activities, spanning various sectors like trade and manufacturing and approved by the Department of Economic Development, no longer necessitate a local sponsor.

In contrast, in Abu Dhabi, the majority of trading activities still mandate investors to partner with an Emirati sponsor, adhering to the 51-49 shareholding rule.

At Sultan, our team of company formation specialists includes skilled public relations officers, lawyers, accountants, tax consultants, and corporate advisors. With their extensive understanding of the UAE’s operational framework, they are with you every step of the way, ensuring a seamless and efficient journey to establish your business.

Here are the government service charges:

1. Trade name approval fee: AED 620*
2. Tasheel fee: AED 115*
3. Instant license processing fee: AED 320*
4. License fee: AED 6,000*
5. Company stamp: AED 100*

*Prices may change based on updates from the UAE government.

Public relations officers, commonly referred to as PROs, are experts in the administrative policies, regulations, and laws established by the UAE government. Their regular interactions with various government agencies have helped them build strong relationships with government officials, facilitating swift and effective processes.

Recognizing the demand for corporate services like license and visa renewals after company formation, Sultan Al Ali Group offers a variety of PRO service packages that are accessible to all UAE companies.