Dubai is home to numerous Free Zones, each catering to specific industries and business activities. Research and select the Free Zone that aligns with your business objectives, considering factors such as location, facilities, and incentives offered.

Choose a unique and meaningful name for your company, adhering to the naming conventions set by the Free Zone authority. Ensure the name reflects your business activity and is available for registration.

Gather the necessary documents for company registration, including passports copies of shareholders and directors, a business plan, lease agreement for office space, and any other specific requirements outlined by the Free Zone authority.

Submit your company registration application along with the required documentation to the Free Zone authority. Ensure all forms are accurately filled out and all supporting documents are provided as per the guidelines.

Upon review of your application, the Free Zone authority will issue an initial approval, allowing you to proceed with the setup process. This approval is typically subject to further verification and compliance checks.

Secure office space within the designated Free Zone area. Whether you opt for a flexi-desk, shared office, or dedicated workspace, ensure it meets the requirements set by the Free Zone authority.

Complete all legal procedures, including signing the Memorandum and Articles of Association, obtaining a trade license, and fulfilling any additional requirements specified by the Free Zone authority.

Choose a unique and meaningful name for your company, adhering to the naming conventions set by the Free Zone authority. Ensure the name reflects your business activity and is available for registration.

Upon completion of legal procedures and payment of applicable fees, the Free Zone authority will issue your business license, granting you the legal authority to commence operations within the Free Zone.