Mainland formation, start to finish
Name reservation, initial approval, MOA drafting and DED trade licence issuance managed as one sequence.
From activity selection to trade licence issuance, we structure your company for the market you actually intend to serve and keep it compliant year after year.
Book a ConsultationChoosing between a mainland licence and a free zone package is the first real decision in setting up a UAE company, and it shapes what activities you can perform, who you can contract with, and what visa allocation you receive, so it deserves more thought than picking whichever option is fastest to open. We start by understanding the market you actually intend to serve, then structure activity codes, shareholding and office requirements around that answer rather than a generic template. From name reservation and MOA drafting through Ejari and trade licence issuance, we manage the sequence end to end, and once the company is trading we keep licence renewals, establishment card processing and local sponsor arrangements on schedule so a lapsed licence never interrupts your operations.
Name reservation, initial approval, MOA drafting and DED trade licence issuance managed as one sequence.
We compare relevant free zones against your activity and cost profile instead of routing every client to the same package.
Trade licence renewal reminders and document collection are scheduled well ahead of the expiry date.
Local service agent and nominee arrangements are documented with side agreements that protect your operational control.
It depends on who you plan to sell to and where you need to operate. Mainland licences allow direct trading across the UAE without restriction, while free zones can offer cost or ownership advantages for activities that do not need a mainland presence. We assess your business plan before recommending either route.
A lapsed licence can trigger fines and disrupt visa and banking processes. We flag renewals well before expiry and collect the required documents early so this never becomes a risk for clients on our renewal service.
Where a local service agent or nominee shareholder is required, we draft side agreements that clearly document operational control and limit the sponsor's role to what the law requires, reducing risk for the actual business owner.
A straightforward free zone company can often be formed within a week once documents are ready. Mainland formation with specific approvals or larger shareholding structures generally takes longer, and we confirm a realistic timeline once we know your activity and structure.
Tell us the deadline and the document. We will tell you exactly what is required, what it costs and how long it takes, before you commit to anything.