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Company Formation
Mainland, free zone or offshore — chosen on what you intend to trade, not on which licence pays the highest commission.
- DET mainland licence
- Free zone packages
- Offshore structuring
- Shareholding & MOA
Dubai · Licensed business services
Your Dubai company, set up properly.
Royal Vision handles the licence, the residency visas, the bank account and the government paperwork — as one file, with one consultant, on an itemised quote you approve before anything begins.
- Trade licence in about six working days with a complete file
- Government fees and our fee itemised separately, in writing
- Renewal dates held for you, so a fine never arrives by surprise
Deira, Dubai
Office 105, AlSalemiyah Tower
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working days to a trade licence
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services under a single file
Dubai Economy & Tourism
SIRA
Ministry of Economy
MOHRE
ICP
MOFA
Dubai Municipality
Dubai Chamber
Dubai Land Department
Dubai Customs
What we do
Four pillars, sixteen services, one point of contact.
Most firms sell the licence and disappear. A company that actually trades needs residency, a bank account and someone keeping the paperwork current — so we do all four, and nothing falls between two suppliers.
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PRO Services
Municipality approvals, SIRA, MOHRE, attestation, trademarks and renewals — on retainer or per transaction, with a named officer who queues so that you do not have to.
- Municipality approvals
- SIRA compliance
- MOFA attestation
- Licence renewal
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Visas & Residency
Entry permit, medical, Emirates ID and stamping — for you, your partners, your staff and your family.
- Golden Visa assessment
- Investor / partner visa
- Employment visas
- Family sponsorship
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Corporate Support
The bank account, the Ejari and the tax registrations — the reason most new companies stall in month two.
- Business bank account
- Ejari & office solutions
- Corporate tax registration
- VAT registration
Choose your route
Mainland, free zone or offshore?
Three structures for three different businesses. Pick the one you think you need and read what it actually means — or tell us what you sell and we will pick it with you.
Dubai Economy & Tourism
A mainland licence, for selling into the UAE
The right structure if your customers are inside the UAE: retail, trading, contracting, restaurants, and professional services billing local clients. 100% foreign ownership applies to most activities, and you can bid for government work.
You get
- Trade anywhere in the UAE, no distributor needed
- Eligible for government tenders
- Visa allocation tied to your office space
- Any number of activities on one licence, within the DET groupings
You will need
- Ejari-registered premises or a serviced office
- Initial approval and a reserved trade name
- Signed MOA, notarised
- External approval for some regulated activities
Free zone authority
A free zone licence, for exporting and advising
The right structure if your customers are outside the UAE, or if you sell services rather than goods: consultancy, technology, media, regional holding companies. Packages start at a flexi-desk, and each zone sets its own visa quota and activity list.
You get
- 100% foreign ownership
- Flexi-desk packages, no full office required
- Fast incorporation inside a single authority
- Zone-specific ecosystems — DMCC, DIFC, IFZA, Meydan and others
Watch for
- Selling into the UAE mainland needs a distributor or a branch
- Visa quota is fixed by the package you buy
- Activity lists differ sharply between zones
- Some banks are slower with certain zones
Offshore registry
An offshore company, for holding rather than trading
A holding and structuring vehicle, not a trading licence. It cannot trade inside the UAE and it does not carry residency visas. Used correctly it is an efficient way to hold assets, shares or property — used as a substitute for a trading licence it will fail.
Suited to
- Holding shares in other companies
- Holding designated UAE property
- International structuring and IP holding
- Lower ongoing administration
Not suited to
- Trading inside the UAE — not permitted
- Sponsoring residency visas — none are issued
- Renting commercial premises
- Anyone who needs to live in Dubai on this company
How it works
From first call to trading company.
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Day 0 · free
The consultation
Twenty minutes on what you intend to trade, where your customers are, and who needs residency. You leave with a route, an authority and a realistic timeline — whether or not you engage us.
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Day 1
Quote and document checklist
An itemised quote separating government fees from ours, and a single checklist of what we need from you. Nothing is filed until you approve it in writing.
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Days 2–6
Filing and licence
Trade name reservation, initial approval, notarised MOA and the licence itself. We queue at the authority and message you at each stage — the silence is where other firms lose people.
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Week 2 onward
Visas, bank account, and after
Establishment card, entry permits, medical, Emirates ID, then the corporate account. Afterwards we hold your renewal dates, so the first you hear of a deadline is us, not a fine.
Track record
Thirteen years of files, not a launch offer.
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Company files handled since 2013
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Nationalities advised on UAE residency
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Renewals filed before the deadline
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Years working with Dubai authorities
Clients
What it is like on the other side of the file.
They talked me out of the licence I asked for and into a cheaper one that actually fitted what I sell. That call told me everything about how they work.
Trading company, Deira
Licence, establishment card, three visas and the bank account. I signed things and answered a few questions. That was the whole of my involvement.
Consultancy, DMCC
Three years on they still message me before the renewal window opens. I have never once had to remember a date myself.
Contracting, Al Quoz
Questions
Asked before every engagement.
About six working days from a complete file — name reservation approved, initial approval issued, shareholder passports, tenancy or flexi-desk contract and a signed MOA. Where an activity needs external approval, add the time that authority takes.
Not for most of the formation — scanned documents and a power of attorney cover it. You will need to attend for the residency medical and Emirates ID biometrics, and most banks require the signatory in person.
On most commercial and professional activities, yes. A defined list of strategic-impact activities still carries an Emirati ownership or agency requirement. We check your specific activity code against the current DET list before quoting.
It depends on authority, activity, visa count and whether you take a flexi-desk or a physical office — which is why a single headline price is usually a marketing number. You get an itemised quote separating government fees from our fee, and that quote is what you pay.
Yes. We prepare the compliance file, match you to banks that accept your activity and shareholder profile, and attend the appointment. Approval is the bank's decision, but most rejections we see are avoidable file problems — and that part we control.
Free consultation
Tell us what you intend to trade.
We reply within one working day with the route, the authority and an itemised quote. If Royal Vision is not the right firm for your file, we will say so.