Offshore company formation in the UAE means registering a company with an offshore registry, RAK ICC in Ras Al Khaimah or JAFZA Offshore in Jebel Ali, Dubai, for business done outside the UAE. You form it through a registered agent, with five documents ready for the agent’s KYC, in seven steps. An offshore company cannot trade inside the UAE without UAE licences and does not sponsor staff visas; of the two registries, only JAFZA’s rules let one apply for a residency visa for its shareholders, and only when the company owns freehold property. We start offshore files with RAK ICC, and every offshore setup is quoted in writing.
Key takeaways (registry rules and fees checked 21 October 2026, free zone guidance 22 October 2026)
- An offshore company is registered by a registry, not licensed to trade: RAK ICC (Ras Al Khaimah International Corporate Centre) or JAFZA Offshore (Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority). Both require a registered agent.
- It can trade with clients abroad and hold shares, intellectual property and investments. It cannot trade in the UAE without UAE licences or sponsor visas for staff. Of the two registries, only JAFZA’s rules let an offshore company that owns property in a designated freehold area apply for a residency visa for its shareholders, subject to JAFZA’s eligibility rules (Regulation 31.2).
- RAK ICC publishes AED 3,250 to incorporate for one year and AED 3,950 to renew; JAFZA publishes AED 10,000 to register and AED 2,500 to renew. These are registry fees; the agent, registered office, drafting and attestation come on top, and a JAFZA company also has its accounts audited every year.
- Have five documents ready for the registered agent’s KYC; the file then runs in seven steps, from choosing the registry to the bank application. The bank account usually takes longer than the company.
- If you need to hire in the UAE, or to live here without a JAFZA company that owns freehold property, look at a free zone company instead; see Need a residence visa?
Offshore business setup in Dubai suits holding companies, international traders and consultants whose clients are all abroad. If you need to live in the UAE, the priced route is our Premium package: company, one residence visa and business bank account opening assistance, AED 28,136 with Meydan or AED 28,436 with IFZA.
Bank account opening is subject to each bank’s KYC, compliance review and final approval. We prepare the file, pre-check it against the bank’s requirements, and if one bank declines we apply to the next.
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What is an offshore company in the UAE, and what can it do?
An offshore company in the UAE is a company registered with a UAE registry for business done outside the UAE. JAFZA Offshore is Dubai’s own offshore register; RAK ICC is the Ras Al Khaimah registry, used by Dubai-based owners too. JAFZA describes what it issues as a certificate of incorporation, not a business licence, and RAK ICC’s regulations bar its companies from operating elsewhere in the UAE without UAE licences (Regulation 40(8)).
| Can | Cannot |
|---|---|
| Trade with clients outside the UAE | Sell to customers inside the UAE, or operate here without UAE licences |
| Hold shares in UAE and foreign companies | Run trading premises in the UAE. Its registered office is its agent’s office (RAK ICC Regulation 91); at JAFZA it may also be an office in the Zone or a freehold property it owns or leases (JAFZA Regulations 14.2(d) and 31.1) |
| Hold intellectual property and investments | Do business with persons in the RAK ICC zone unless RAK ICC expressly authorises it (Regulation 40(5)(a)) |
| Hold bank accounts, subject to each bank’s approval | Sponsor visas for staff; a shareholder residency visa only at JAFZA, for a company that owns freehold property (JAFZA Regulation 31.2; see Need a residence visa?) |
| Hold property where the registrar and the Dubai Land Department allow it; confirmed in writing | Provide financial services as a business (RAK ICC Regulation 40(5)(c)) |
It suits holding companies, international traders and consultants whose clients are all abroad. It does not suit anyone who needs to hire here or invoice a UAE client, or to live here without the JAFZA freehold property route: look at Dubai free zone company setup or the Dubai mainland licence instead.
How much does offshore company formation cost in 2026?
Offshore company formation costs the registry fee, AED 3,250 for one year at RAK ICC or AED 10,000 at JAFZA (published fees, checked 21 October 2026), plus the registered agent, the registered office, drafting and any attestation, and First Idea quotes the whole setup in writing. The registries publish their own fees, shown below with the date we read them.
| Registrar | Registration fee | Annual renewal fee | Registered agent | Registrar’s published processing time | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAK ICC | AED 3,250 for one year | AED 3,950 for one year | Required (Regulation 92) | None in its fee schedule or regulations | RAK offshore company |
| JAFZA Offshore | AED 10,000 | AED 2,500; late fee AED 120 per 30 days | Required; JAFZA registered agents only | 5 to 7 working days for registration | jafza.ae guides |
Some files cost more at the registry. Where more than three shareholders or directors are involved, RAK ICC adds AED 200 each (AED 400 each if corporate); where more than three activities are selected, it adds AED 550 per activity; and for cases it rates high-risk it adds a differential price of AED 7,000. JAFZA adds AED 50 per specimen signature (RAK ICC Fee Schedule 2026, Notes 3 and 6 and item 3.4; JAFZA New Offshore Company guide; checked 21 October 2026).
Other costs, and who charges them:
- Registry fees and certificates a bank asks for: the registrar.
- Agent fee, registered office and drafting the memorandum and articles: the registered agent.
- Notarisation and attestation of documents signed abroad: the notary, the UAE embassy and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Corporate tax registration: the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) lists it as free of charge (tax.gov.ae, checked 22 October 2026).
- Business bank account opening assistance and our professional fee: First Idea.
Send your business activity and visa count on WhatsApp and you get an itemised written quote.
Offshore setups are quoted. Our eight fixed prices are Meydan and IFZA free zone packages, not offshore prices, and every component behind them is itemised on the cost of setting up a business in Dubai page.
Need a residence visa? Use a free zone company instead
An offshore company does not sponsor visas for staff, and RAK ICC’s regulations make no provision for a residence visa. JAFZA lets a JAFZA offshore company that owns property in a designated freehold area apply for a residency visa for its shareholders, subject to its eligibility rules (Offshore Companies Regulations 2023, Regulation 31.2, checked 21 October 2026). If you need to live in the UAE, the priced route is our Premium package: company, one residence visa and business bank account opening assistance, AED 28,136 with Meydan or AED 28,436 with IFZA.
Bank account opening is subject to each bank’s KYC, compliance review and final approval. We prepare the file, pre-check it against the bank’s requirements, and if one bank declines we apply to the next.
0% personal income tax. Corporate tax is 9% only on profit above AED 375,000, and registration is included in every package from Standard upward.
How the residence visa works through your own company is explained on the free zone visa page.
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RAK ICC vs JAFZA Offshore: which registry fits your company?
We start offshore files with RAK ICC. JAFZA Offshore is the Dubai alternative for owners who want a Jebel Ali registration. RAK ICC’s year-one fee is lower; JAFZA’s annual renewal fee is lower, though its regulations require audited accounts every year. The table compares the two from each registry’s own documents.
| RAK ICC | JAFZA Offshore | |
|---|---|---|
| Registry | Ras Al Khaimah International Corporate Centre | Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority, Dubai |
| Registered agent | Required; only holders of a Certificate of Agent Registration (Regulation 92) | Required to register, through JAFZA registered agents only; optional later for a company that keeps an office in the Zone (Regulation 32.1) |
| Shareholders | One or more (Regulation 80), individual or corporate (RAK ICC Fee Schedule 2026) | One or more, individual or corporate, no maximum |
| Directors | At least one, including one natural person (Regulations 114(4) and 116(3)) | At least one director (Regulation 33.1) and a secretary (Regulation 44) |
| Company name | A limited company’s name ends in “Limited”, “Incorporated”, “Ltd” or “Inc” (Regulation 17(2)) | Ends with “Limited” (Offshore Companies Regulations 2023, Regulation 5.3(a)) |
| Registry fees | AED 3,250 year one; AED 3,950 each renewal | AED 10,000 registration; AED 2,500 each renewal |
| Dubai freehold property | Confirmed for your case in writing | JAFZA lists owning real estate among offshore uses; confirmed in writing |
| Trade inside the UAE | Not without licences from the competent UAE authorities (Regulation 40(8)) | No: a certificate of incorporation, not a business licence |
| Records | Kept at least five years (Regulations 103 and 104) | Accounting records kept 10 years (Regulation 59.3) |
| Annual accounts | No audit requirement in the 2018 Regulations; an annual return within 30 days after each incorporation anniversary (Regulation 262) | Accounts audited and laid before a general meeting within six months of each financial period’s end (Regulations 60.4 and 63.1) |
| Residence visa | Not provided for in its regulations | Only for shareholders of a company that owns property in a designated freehold area, subject to JAFZA’s eligibility rules (Regulation 31.2) |
RAK ICC. The emirate’s corporate registry. A RAK ICC company can hold shares and intellectual property and trade with clients outside the UAE. Its fees, late renewal scale, documents and steps are on our RAK offshore company page. For a trading company with visas in the emirate, read business setup in Ras Al Khaimah.
JAFZA Offshore. JAFZA’s guide lists international trade, holding companies, owning real estate, copyrights and patents, and international consulting as uses. Jebel Ali offshore company formation goes through a JAFZA registered agent.
Ajman Free Zone also runs an offshore register and publishes its own rules; this page does not cover it.
What are the benefits of an offshore company in Dubai?
The benefits of offshore company formation in Dubai are structural rather than operational: ownership, a low running cost and a separate company to hold assets.
- 100% foreign ownership. No local shareholder.
- Low running cost. No office rent and no staff costs; one annual renewal with the registrar, plus an annual audit at JAFZA (JAFZA Regulation 60.4).
- A holding structure for shares in UAE and foreign companies, intellectual property and investments.
- Separation. The company is a legal person in its own right, so business assets and risk sit apart from personal wealth.
- Multi-currency banking, subject to each bank’s approval (see banking).
- Privacy, not anonymity. RAK ICC’s regulations say the registers of members and directors it holds are not disclosed to the public, subject to the exceptions they list (Regulations 54(5) and 123(6)). The registered agent still checks every owner, RAK ICC keeps a beneficial owner register (its fee schedule prices an extract, item 5.8), and banks ask for the beneficial owners too.
Offshore, free zone or mainland: which structure fits your business?
Choose offshore only when all your clients and operations are outside the UAE; a free zone or mainland company is the structure for UAE customers, staff or a residence visa.
| Question | Offshore | Free zone | Mainland |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who registers it | A registrar, through a registered agent | The free zone authority | Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) |
| Trade inside the UAE market | No | Not on its licence alone; Dubai’s mainland needs a DET permit (Executive Council Decision No. 11 of 2025) | Yes, within its licensed activities |
| Office | A registered office only: the registered agent’s office (RAK ICC Regulation 91), or at JAFZA an office in the Zone or a freehold property it owns or leases (JAFZA Regulations 14.2(d) and 31.1) | A flexi-office address is in our Meydan and IFZA packages | Depends on the activity; confirmed in writing |
| Employees and visas | No staff visas; a shareholder residency visa only at JAFZA with freehold property | Residence visas for owners and staff; Premium includes one | Yes; confirmed with your quote |
| How the cost works | Registry fees plus the agent, quoted | Fixed Meydan and IFZA packages, itemised on the cost page | Quoted |
| Typical use | Holding and business abroad | Trading, services and a residence visa | The UAE market |
If you need UAE customers, an offshore company is the wrong structure. For a residence visa without buying freehold property through a JAFZA company, the priced route is our Premium package with Meydan or IFZA, set out under “Need a residence visa?” above; for other routes, see Dubai free zone company setup or the Dubai mainland licence page.
How does offshore company formation in the UAE work? Steps and timeline
Offshore company registration in Dubai or Ras Al Khaimah takes the same five steps at either registry, with the registered agent handling every filing with the registry; two more follow once the company exists: corporate tax registration with the FTA and the business bank account application.
- Choose the registry and a permitted activity. If the company will hold Dubai property, say so now; whether your registry and the Dubai Land Department allow it in your case is confirmed in writing.
- Appoint a registered agent, which both RAK ICC and JAFZA require. At JAFZA, all dealings and documents go through the agent.
- Name approval and KYC on shareholders, directors and beneficial owners. At RAK ICC, a limited company’s name ends in “Limited”, “Incorporated”, “Ltd” or “Inc”. At JAFZA, it ends with “Limited”.
- Sign the memorandum and articles. The agent prepares them with you. Whether your file can be signed fully remotely is confirmed in writing.
- The registry issues the certificate of incorporation.
- Corporate tax registration with the FTA.
- The business bank account application.
Timeline. RAK ICC’s fee schedule and regulations give no processing time; we give the typical range for your file in writing, never as a promise. JAFZA publishes 5 to 7 working days for registration (checked 21 October 2026). The bank account usually takes longer than the company. A rejected name, attestation of documents signed abroad, missing source-of-funds evidence and extra KYC questions slow a file.
What documents do you need to form an offshore company?
Have the five documents below ready before the registered agent starts its KYC: the first four come from the people behind the company, the business plan from the company itself. The registry and the bank then add their own lists.
| Document | Who supplies it | Common fault |
|---|---|---|
| Passport copy | Each shareholder, director and beneficial owner | Expired or unreadable copy |
| Proof of residential address | Each individual | Too old for the agent’s KYC rules, or not in the person’s name |
| Bank reference letter or recent statements | Each individual | Missing, or not on bank letterhead |
| CV or professional background | Each individual founder | Gaps that raise source-of-funds questions |
| Short business plan | The company | No figures on clients, suppliers or volumes |
Each registry publishes its own list. JAFZA’s own list asks each individual founder for a CV, a specimen signature and a passport copy, and asks for passport copies of the directors and secretary, plus the offshore application, the memorandum and articles, and the letter appointing the registered agent, which the agent prepares with you. A corporate shareholder adds its certificate of registration, certificate of good standing, memorandum and articles, board resolution and power of attorney, each notarised and attested by the UAE embassy, plus an incumbency certificate naming the ultimate beneficial shareholder and the attorney’s passport copy and specimen signature (JAFZA guide, checked 21 October 2026). The RAK ICC list is on our RAK offshore company page.
Example: an offshore company for a consultant with clients abroad
An offshore company fits while you live abroad and every client is abroad, and it stops fitting the day you want to live in the UAE. The case below shows both sides with the published figures.
Example: you write software for clients in Germany and the UK, you live outside the UAE, and you want a UAE company to own your code and invoice those clients. The case is made up to show how the rules work; it is not a real client.
A RAK ICC company fits that plan: it may trade with clients outside the UAE and hold intellectual property, and it needs a registered agent and at least one director who is a natural person, which can be you. The registry’s published fees are AED 3,250 to incorporate for one year and AED 3,950 for each one-year renewal, so three years of registry fees paid year by year come to AED 11,150 for one owner and one activity (3,250 + 3,950 + 3,950; Fee Schedule 2026, items 1.1 and 2.1, checked 21 October 2026). RAK ICC’s multi-year rates and the certificate fees a bank may ask for are on our RAK offshore company page. The agent, the registered office, drafting and any attestation come on top. Send your business activity and visa count on WhatsApp and you get an itemised written quote.
A year later you decide to move to Dubai. RAK ICC’s regulations make no provision for a residence visa, so the route becomes a free zone company with a residence visa, set out under Need a residence visa? above.
In this example the deciding question is not the fee. It is where you live and where your clients are, so answer that before you choose the registry.
Can a Dubai offshore company open a bank account?
An offshore company bank account in the UAE is possible, but the bank decides, and it asks for the documents below.
Bank account opening is subject to each bank’s KYC, compliance review and final approval. We prepare the file, pre-check it against the bank’s requirements, and if one bank declines we apply to the next.
Banks ask for source of funds, the purpose of the company, expected counterparties and volumes, the registry’s certificates, and passports and addresses of signatories and beneficial owners. Prepare a clear business plan and source-of-funds evidence before the bank file goes in. See business bank account opening assistance and documents to open a UAE bank account; owners who also need a personal account can read about the non-resident bank account.
Mistakes that get offshore applications rejected
These are the mistakes that lead to rejected offshore applications, bank declines or a later restructure, with the fix for each.
| Mistake | What happens | The fix |
|---|---|---|
| Picking the registrar on price alone | A restructure when limits show up later | Choose on activity, property plans and where clients and banks are |
| Planning to invoice UAE clients | The company may not trade here; banks and clients query it | A free zone or mainland company for UAE business |
| An activity the registrar does not permit | Rejection or a later restructure | Check the registrar’s list first |
| No source-of-funds trail | Bank delays or a decline | Statements showing where the capital came from |
| Nominees to hide ownership | KYC failure; the registered agent and the bank both ask for the real beneficial owners | Declare the real beneficial owners |
| Beneficial owner details left out of date | Registry queries and bank reviews | Tell the registered agent about every change |
| Forgetting the renewal date | Registry late fees (see the cost table; RAK ICC’s scale is on our RAK offshore company page) | Diary the renewal a month ahead |
| Expecting a residence visa | RAK ICC makes no provision for one; JAFZA considers one only for shareholders of a company that owns freehold property | See Need a residence visa? |
What does an offshore company need to do after incorporation?
After incorporation, an offshore company renews with its registry every year, keeps its owner details, records and accounts in order, and deals with corporate tax registration and returns.
Annual renewal. Every offshore company renews with its registrar each year through its registered agent: the registry’s renewal fee shown in the cost table, the registered agent’s annual fee, and any certificate a bank asks for. No professional service fee on licence renewals; government and authority fees still apply. The registered agent’s annual fee also applies. Send your business activity and visa count on WhatsApp and you get an itemised written quote. Renewals across the zones are compared on our trade licence renewal page.
Beneficial owners and AML. The registered agent keeps the beneficial owner details current, and banks ask for them.
Records. Keep accounting records and the documents behind them; RAK ICC requires at least five years (Regulations 103 and 104); JAFZA requires 10 (Regulation 59.3).
Accounts. A JAFZA offshore company has its accounts audited and laid before a general meeting within six months of each financial period’s end (JAFZA Offshore Companies Regulations 2023, Regulations 60.4 and 63.1). A RAK ICC company files an annual return within 30 days after each anniversary of incorporation (Regulation 262).
Corporate tax. Registration with the FTA, then a corporate tax return for each tax period, due no later than nine months after it ends (Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022, Articles 51 and 53). Our corporate tax registration page sets out who registers and when.
Tax. 0% personal income tax. Corporate tax is 9% only on profit above AED 375,000, and registration is included in every package from Standard upward.
Standard and Premium are our Meydan and IFZA free zone packages. We confirm the corporate tax position for your company in writing.
Economic substance. The Ministry of Finance announced on 14 October 2024 that companies no longer file economic substance notifications or reports for financial years ending after 31 December 2022 (Cabinet Decision No. 98 of 2024). Obligations for earlier years, and information requests from the authorities or the FTA, remain.
Working with First Idea Consultant
First Idea Consultant LLC has set up companies in the UAE since 2015. Our office is in Business Bay. Offshore questions go to Amir Aslam, Founder. You get the registrar options, RAK ICC first, and a written quote that separates the registry’s fees from everything else, and we usually reply on WhatsApp within a couple of hours.
Park Regis, ParkLane Tower – Office 812 – Business Bay – Dubai – United Arab Emirates. Phone and WhatsApp: +971 56 500 6694. Email: info@firstideasetup.com. Read our Google reviews, the contact page or about us.
Related guides: business setup in Ras Al Khaimah, our Meydan and IFZA packages and UAE residence visa.
Frequently asked questions
What is an offshore company in the UAE?
A company registered with a UAE registry, RAK ICC or JAFZA Offshore, for business done outside the UAE. It cannot invoice UAE customers without UAE licences or sponsor staff visas, but it may hold shares in a UAE company. It is a lawful UAE company, and its registered agent carries out KYC on the owners.
How do I open an offshore company in the UAE?
Choose the registry and activity, appoint the registered agent, pass KYC and name approval, sign the memorandum and articles and receive the certificate of incorporation; corporate tax registration and the bank file follow. JAFZA publishes 5 to 7 working days for registration (checked 21 October 2026); RAK ICC’s fee schedule and regulations give none, so we give you the typical range in writing.
How much does it cost to set up an offshore company in Dubai?
RAK ICC’s published fee is AED 3,250 to incorporate for one year and AED 3,950 to renew; JAFZA’s published registration fee is AED 10,000 and its renewal fee AED 2,500 (both checked 21 October 2026). The agent, registered office, drafting, attestation and any bank assistance come on top, plus a yearly audit at JAFZA, and our eight fixed prices are free zone packages. Send your business activity and visa count on WhatsApp and you get an itemised written quote.
What are the benefits of an offshore company in Dubai?
Foreign ownership, no office rent, member and director registers that RAK ICC does not disclose to the public except as its regulations allow, a separate company to hold shares, intellectual property and investments, and multi-currency banking subject to the bank.
Does an offshore company give me a UAE residence visa?
Not as a rule. RAK ICC’s regulations make no provision for a residence visa, and JAFZA considers a residency visa only for shareholders of a JAFZA offshore company that owns property in a designated freehold area, subject to its eligibility rules (Regulation 31.2, checked 21 October 2026). If you need to live in the UAE, the priced route is our Premium package: company, one residence visa and business bank account opening assistance, AED 28,136 with Meydan or AED 28,436 with IFZA. Bank account opening is subject to each bank’s KYC, compliance review and final approval. We prepare the file, pre-check it against the bank’s requirements, and if one bank declines we apply to the next. See our free zone visa page.
RAK ICC or JAFZA Offshore: which should I choose?
We start with RAK ICC, which charges less in year one; see our RAK offshore company page. JAFZA Offshore fits owners for whom a Jebel Ali registration matters, and its annual renewal fee is lower, though its regulations require audited accounts every year. The choice follows your activity, property plans and where your clients and bank are.
Can I set up an offshore company without visiting the UAE?
Registry filings go through the registered agent, not through you in person: both registries require one, and at JAFZA every dealing with the registry goes through the agent. Documents signed abroad may need notarising and attesting, and JAFZA asks for most of a corporate shareholder’s documents to be notarised and attested by the UAE embassy (checked 21 October 2026). Whether your file can be signed fully remotely, and whether a bank will ask to meet the signatories, is confirmed in writing.
Can an offshore company open a bank account in Dubai?
Yes, subject to the bank. Bank account opening is subject to each bank’s KYC, compliance review and final approval. We prepare the file, pre-check it against the bank’s requirements, and if one bank declines we apply to the next. Banks ask about source of funds, purpose, counterparties and volumes; see business bank account opening assistance.
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Sources and how we checked
Every rule and registry fee on this page comes from the sources below, each read on its publisher’s own website on the date shown. Fees and rules change, so we read them again on the day your quote is prepared.
- RAK ICC: Fee Schedule, effective 1 January 2026, items 1.1, 2.1, 3.4 and 5.8 and Notes 3 and 6, checked 21 October 2026
- RAK ICC: Business Companies Regulations 2018, Regulations 17, 40, 54, 80, 91, 92, 103, 104, 114, 116, 123 and 262, checked 21 October 2026
- Jebel Ali Free Zone: Offshore Companies Regulations 2023, Regulations 5.3, 14.2, 31, 32, 33, 44, 59, 60 and 63, checked 21 October 2026
- Jebel Ali Free Zone: New Offshore Company, updated 4 August 2024, checked 21 October 2026
- Jebel Ali Free Zone: Renewal of Offshore Company, updated 4 August 2024, checked 21 October 2026
- Jebel Ali Free Zone: How to set up an offshore company, updated 2 April 2024, checked 21 October 2026
- Jebel Ali Free Zone: What you need to know about starting an offshore business in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, updated 2 March 2025, for the certificate of incorporation only, checked 21 October 2026
- Meydan Free Zone: What You Need to Know About Starting an Offshore Business in Dubai, updated 21 August 2026, for the staff visa point only, checked 22 October 2026
- Ajman Free Zone: AFZ Offshore Solutions, checked 21 October 2026
- Federal Tax Authority: Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022, Articles 51 and 53, checked 21 October 2026
- Federal Tax Authority: Corporate Tax Registration service page, last updated 19 August 2026, for the service fee, checked 22 October 2026
- Ministry of Finance: Applicable taxable income threshold for corporate tax (Cabinet Decision No. 116 of 2022), checked 21 October 2026
- Ministry of Finance: Amendment to Cabinet Decision on Economic Substance Requirements, 14 October 2024, checked 21 October 2026
- UAE Government portal: Taxation and Corporate tax (updated 30 March 2026), checked 21 October 2026
- Government of Dubai Media Office: Dubai Launches Free Zone Mainland Operating Permit, 8 October 2025, checked 21 October 2026
About the reviewer
Amir Aslam is the Founder of First Idea Consultant LLC, a business setup firm in Dubai since 2015. He works from Park Regis, ParkLane Tower, Office 812, Business Bay, Dubai.
