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In U.A.E :

The UAE offers company formation options in the free zone, mainland, or offshore. Establishing a business on the UAE mainland requires a local sponsor, and the license is issued by the Department of Economic Development (DED). Free zone companies can operate within specific geographical areas, with licenses provided by the respective free zone authority. Offshore businesses in the UAE enable companies to trade internationally and protect wealth and assets, receiving a certificate of incorporation instead of a trade license. The UAE permits the establishment of various company types, with the Economic Department allowing over a thousand activities.

  • Issuance of the license
  • Establishment card
  • Obtaining a temporary work visa”

To renew your Dubai commercial license, you must submit the DED-registered certificate along with the necessary approvals from the Ministry of Economy and the National Media Council. For renewing a Dubai trade license, a valid Ejari certificate and other lease agreements are required.

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Your choice of company structure should be based on your business needs and objectives. You can establish your company as a Sole Establishment (similar to a Sole Proprietorship), a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), a Limited Liability Company (LLC), a Private Limited Company, or a Professional Services Company.

Additionally, you can choose to set up your business on the mainland, in a free zone (where only LLC structures are allowed), or offshore.

In The Sultanate of Oman :

“To register companies in Oman, all you have to do is choose the company’s activities and the company’s grade. The options include:

  • An excellent grade company requires a capital of 250,000 Omani Rials.
  • A first-grade company requires a capital of 150,000 Omani Rials.
  • A third-grade company requires a capital of 20,000 Omani Rials.
  • A fourth-grade company requires a capital ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 Omani Rials.”

Yes it is a must. It allows for direct interaction with local authorities, a better understanding of the business environment, and the opportunity to handle documents and formalities more efficiently. Additionally, some processes, like opening a bank account or signing legal documents, may require your physical presence.

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