Find answers to common questions about our services
We're a business consultancy and corporate services firm that helps entrepreneurs and companies form, manage, and grow businesses across the UAE — from initial company formation through ongoing accounting, compliance, and advisory support.
No. Most of the formation process can be handled remotely, with certain steps (like biometrics for Emirates ID) requiring your presence in the UAE at a later stage.
Request a free quote or book a consultation. We'll discuss your business activity and goals, then recommend the right structure before any commitment is required.
It depends on your business activity. Mainland offers maximum flexibility to trade across the UAE, while Free Zone is often more cost-efficient for export, consulting, or digital businesses.
Yes — 100% foreign ownership is available for most activities in both Mainland and Free Zone jurisdictions under current UAE regulations.
Many licenses can be issued within a few working days once documentation is complete, though timelines vary by jurisdiction and activity.
Mainland companies generally require office space. Many Free Zones offer flexi-desk options at lower cost. Offshore companies need no physical UAE office.
UAE banks have become more selective, but a well-prepared application with clear business documentation significantly improves approval chances. We help prepare that documentation and recommend banks suited to your activity.
Yes, several fintech providers offer business accounts that are faster to open and suit certain business types, especially early-stage or digital-first companies.
Timelines vary by bank, typically a few weeks from submission to approval, depending on documentation completeness and the bank's internal review process.
Yes, we assist with visa processing for owners, dependents, and employees, in line with the visa quota allowed by your chosen jurisdiction and office type.
Visa quota depends on your office/facility size and jurisdiction. Larger offices and Mainland setups generally allow higher quotas — we'll confirm your exact allocation during consultation.
PRO (Public Relations Officer) services handle government paperwork — visas, Emirates ID, labor cards, and attestations. Most businesses use PRO support to avoid the time cost of navigating government processes directly.
Our packages typically cover consultation, license processing, and document support. Government fees, visas, and office space are quoted separately with a transparent, itemized breakdown.
No — we provide an itemized quote before you commit, covering government fees, our service fee, and any optional add-ons, so there are no surprises later.
Yes, significantly. Different Free Zones (e.g. IFZA, RAKEZ, DMCC) have different fee structures — we help you compare options suited to your activity and budget.