Easy Free Zone Company Setup in UAE

Free zones are special business zones that offer many benefits to business owners and investors. Foreign business owners get full ownership and can repatriate all their profits without any hassle. Free zone companies also save money on taxes, which helps them earn more.

Each free zone is designed to support different types of businesses. Some work better for online stores, while others are good for manufacturing products. Depending on the type and size of your business, you need the right advice to choose the best free zone for your company.

Getting a free zone business license is easy if you have the right help. DBS Group offers a complete free zone setup service, so business owners and investors can start their free zone company in Dubai quickly and easily.

Looking to Set Up Your Company In a UAE Freezone?

DBS makes it easy, fast and affordable.

Free zones in the UAE are popular with business owners and foreign investors as they offer full ownership, tax-free income and easy business setup in prime locations near ports and airports.

We offer complete freezone company formation services in Dubai and across the UAE. Whether you are a sole proprietor or a growing business, we will help you set up the right freezone with the right licenses and no hidden costs.

Steps to Set Up Your Freezone Company

Choose Business Structure

Freezone LLC, Establishment, or Branch - We’ll help you pick the right one.

Select Trade Name

Just pick a name that fits your brand and follows UAE rules.

Apply for a License

Choose from over 800+ activities - we help with the entire application process.

Choose Office Space

From flexi desks to full office suites - options to suit every business size.

Get Approvals & License

We take care of all approvals so you can focus on launching your business.

How to Start a Business in UAE Free Zones

Discover The Key Steps to Starting a Business in UAE Free Zones

Starting a company in UAE Free Zones is simple, fast and easy to follow. There are few steps, but the process is simple. The paperwork is simple and does not take much time. DBS Group helps you with every step so that you do not make any mistakes.

Choose a Legal Type

Choose the right type of company for your needs. You can choose from the three types we talked about above - Free Zone Limited Liability Company, Free Zone Establishment, or a branch of another company.

Choose a Business Name

Choose a name that is not already used by others. It should comply with UAE naming regulations and match the work your business does.

Apply for a License

Choose a license that suits the function of your business and apply for it. DBS Group helps you choose and obtain the right license for your company.

Choose an Office Space

Choose a space that suits your team and daily work. It should not be too big or too small for your needs.

Get The Necessary Approvals And Licenses

Check if you need other approvals from any UAE office to run your business properly. DBS Group helps you find and get what you need.

How Much Does It Cost to Start a Business in a Dubai Free Zone?

The cost of starting a business in a Dubai Free Zone typically ranges from AED 5,750 to AED 50,000. The total amount varies depending on the free zone you choose, the type of business you are running, the type of licenses, how many visas you need, and any other additional requirements.

Some free zones, such as the International Free Zone Authority (IFZA), offer simple and low-cost packages to make it easy to set up a business in Dubai. To find the right price for your plan, it helps to speak to a DBS Free Zone Setup Specialist.

Top Business Licenses You Can Get in UAE Free Zones

UAE Free Zones offer a variety of business licenses depending on your industry. Here’s a look at the most common licenses:

1. Ecommerce License

If you run an online store or sell products through a website, this ecommerce license is right for you.

2. Consultancy License

This license suits businesses that offer expert advice. It’s ideal for professionals in fields like law, finance, and management.

3. Manufacturing License

If your business creates or manufactures products, you’ll need a manufacturing license. It covers everything from manufacturing to packaging.

4. Freelance License

Freelancers like writers, designers, web developers, and consultants can work legally with this license. It’s great for solo professionals.

5. Trading License

If your business involves buying and selling goods, then this license is for you. It works well for retailers, importers, and wholesalers.

6. Training Institute License

If you are planning to run a school, coaching center, or any kind of training service, then this license gives you legal approval.

Ready to Launch Your Business in UAE Freezone?

Let DBS help you get off to a strong start.

From choosing the right freezone to completing all the paperwork, we make your company formation journey simple and hassle-free.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have doubts? Our frequently asked questions help you understand how things work, what to expect, and how to get started easily.

What Is A Free Zone Company in Dubai?

It is a legal entity formed by a single owner who can be an individual or a business. A Free Zone Company (FZCO) is formed with a minimum of two owners, who can also be individuals or businesses.

How Much Does It Cost to Start a Free Zone Company in Dubai?

Setup costs in Dubai Free Zones typically range between AED 12,500 and AED 25,000. The final cost depends on the free zone you choose, your business type, licenses, and whether you need a visa or other services.

How Many Companies Are There in Dubai Free Zones?

For example, the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) had 7,330 active companies in 2013. It retains 94% of its businesses and receives over 200 new company applications each year.

Are Free Zone Visas Better Than Others?

Free zones have low setup costs and offer tax benefits. They also have easy office options and fast business and visa processes. Office rent, fees, and local sponsor fees are more expensive than on the mainland.

Can I Work With a Free Zone Visa?

If you have a visa for the Hamriyah Free Zone, you can only work for the company that issued you the visa. To work outside the free zone, you need special permission. Most free zones also limit the number of visas per company.