Ryan Kuchel

In this article, Ryan Kuchel Director of www.incorporate.ae , explores the options available for those looking to setup a trade licence in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and establish some recommendations based on specific client requirements and objectives. At a high level, you need to become familiarized with the terms "Mainland," "Free zone," and "Offshore" prior to starting a company in Dubai, UAE. In all three jurisdiction categories, there are advantages and disadvantages, and relevant opportunities for business owners with specific goals. Offshore Companies, UAE - Suitability Offshore company’s primary purpose is for exactly that, business’ whose trade is focussed outside of the UAE. An offshore business trade licence will enable you to have a trading or consultancy business outside of the UAE together with the benefit of a local banking account. A further advantage of an offshore trade license is that even with a virtual only presence, the busines

Ryan Kuchel, Managing Partner at www.Incorporate.ae provides a summary of a selection of the most popular Free Zone options whether your are considering launching your new business in the United Arab Emirates or you require company formation for visas to stay within the UAE. Sharjah Media City (Shams) This offers digitized and low-cost solutions for those who wish to build a business in the UAE. Key sectors: The free zone focuses on media, but they do have a broad range of business activities in various other sectors. Licence and cost: Starting from Dh11,500 Offers: Up to 35% discount on multi-year packages; 20% off on license fees for one-visa package; e-channel deposit waiver; 20% off on Shams fee for concierge services, such as bank account opening, post office box, and dependent visa services. Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) RAKEZ is a strategically positioned powerhouse and manufacturing hub in Ras Al Khaimah, linking foreign investors to developing markets in