UAE company setup, without the fine-print surprises.

It depends on your licensed activities, customer location, visa needs, banking profile, expected turnover and where the work is carried out. We compare the realistic options before recommending a structure.

Government and Free Zone fees vary by jurisdiction, activity, licence term, facility and visa allocation. Our proposal separates official fees from Fenich Gateway service fees and lists inclusions and exclusions before payment.

Many licensing steps can be handled remotely. Residence visa medical screening and biometrics normally require presence in the UAE. Requirements can change by authority and applicant.

Not in every structure. The right answer depends on your plans, banking needs, operational substance and personal circumstances.

Timelines vary by jurisdiction, activity, document readiness and government approval. We provide a realistic estimate after assessment rather than promising a universal 24-hour setup.

No. Banks make independent decisions based on compliance, business model, customer markets, source of funds and risk appetite. We help you prepare, but cannot guarantee approval.

No. UAE corporate tax, VAT, Free Zone rules and tax in other countries may apply. Treatment depends on activities, income, substance and personal circumstances. Obtain advice from qualified tax specialists.

You may need immigration steps, banking preparation, tax registration or assessment, bookkeeping, invoicing controls, beneficial-owner records and annual renewals. We clarify the post-licensing obligations relevant to your setup.

Common requirements include a passport copy, photograph, contact and address details, proposed activities, company names and sometimes proof of address, CV or business evidence. The authority or bank may request more.

Yes. Support can cover renewals and practical administration, plus coordination with qualified accounting, VAT, corporate-tax and legal specialists when needed.