We register companies in Dubai and across the United Arab Emirates - in free zones and on the Mainland. Licence, residence visa, bank account and tax advice in Polish.
The United Arab Emirates is one of the fastest-growing business hubs in the world. Registering a company in Dubai gives you access to the markets of the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Europe, modern infrastructure and one of the most favourable tax systems.
| Freezone (free zone) | Mainland | |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | 100% for a foreigner | 100% for most types of activity |
| Market | international activity and activity within the zone | no restrictions on the UAE market, including government contracts |
| CIT | 0% on qualifying income, 9% on the rest | 9% on profit above AED 375,000 |
| Office | a flexi desk is often enough | a physical office is required |
| Best for | services, e-commerce, IT, crypto, holding companies | trade and services on the local market |
The cost of setting up a company in Dubai depends on the chosen zone, the type of licence, the office and the number of visas. We provide a full quote - including official fees and licence renewal costs in subsequent years - before we start.
You can read more in our guide Types of taxes in Dubai and in the article on the tax residency certificate in the UAE.
Where you pay tax is determined primarily by your tax residency, not by the mere registration of a company. If you continue to live in Poland, the rules on controlled foreign companies (CFC) and the double taxation treaty between Poland and the UAE matter.
That is why, before registration, we analyse your situation and propose a structure that complies with the rules of both countries.
The cost of registering a company in Dubai (UAE) depends on the zone, the type of licence, the office and the number of visas. Before we start, we provide a full quote including licence renewal costs.
In free zones, a licence can usually be obtained within a few working days of submitting the complete set of documents. The residence visa, Emirates ID and bank account typically extend the whole process to a few weeks.
No. You can set up and run a company in the UAE without relocating. Remember, however, that if you live in Poland, the company's income may be subject to tax in Poland - which is why we start with a tax analysis.
Corporate income tax (CIT) in the UAE is 9% on profit above AED 375,000. Free zone companies may pay 0% on qualifying income once the conditions are met. VAT is 5%, and the personal income of residents is not taxed.
A Freezone works well for international activity, services, e-commerce, IT and crypto. Mainland is chosen when the company is to sell directly on the UAE market or bid for tenders. We will help you choose the option that fits your business model.
Yes. We support clients in opening a business account in the UAE, preparing the documents and getting through the bank's verification.
Book a free consultation - we'll answer your questions and propose a solution tailored to your goals.