UAE Free Zone company setup — SPC, Meydan & AFZA
Pick the right Free Zone
We match your business activity and goals to the most suitable option — not a random “one size fits all”.
Clear, itemized quote
You receive a transparent overview of government fees and service fees before you pay.
Fast setup (subject to approvals)
Timelines depend on activity and approvals — we keep the process moving and avoid preventable delays.
Which Free Zone fits your business?
We mainly work with SPC, Meydan, and AFZA. The best choice depends on your activity, budget, visa needs, and how you want to position your company.
SPC
Good if you want a practical setup with a straightforward process.
- Common choice for service and trading activities
- Flexible options depending on your needs
- Often a strong value-for-money option
Meydan
Good if you prefer a Dubai-based positioning and a clean, corporate setup.
- Dubai address and branding advantage
- Works well for many consulting/online businesses
- Clear process with defined steps
AFZA
Good if you want a solid, no-nonsense setup and flexibility in planning.
- Good option for founders prioritizing efficiency
- Suitable for many standard business activities
- Can be a strong alternative depending on your case
What’s included in our Free Zone setup support
We guide you through the complete company formation process — and you always know what you’re paying for.
Next steps: See our Pricing & Packages, Bank Account Support, Visa & Emirates ID, or FAQ. Ready? Request a quote.
✅ Free Zone selection: SPC / Meydan / AFZA
✅ Activity selection + application review (to avoid rejections)
✅ Trade license issuance support
✅ Optional: residence visa & Emirates ID process guidance
✅ Support via WhatsApp + video calls
✅ Transparent overview of government fees & service fees
How the process works
A simple, step-by-step flow — timelines depend on activity and approvals.
Choose activity & Free Zone
We confirm what fits and what doesn’t.
Submit application
Name + documents + approvals.
License issued
Once approved, the trade license is released.
Visa (optional) + bank onboarding
Guidance for Emirates ID steps and bank onboarding documents.
Documents you’ll usually need
Exact requirements can vary by Free Zone and activity, but most applications require:
- Passport copy
- Passport photo (digital)
- Basic contact details + address
- Short business description / activities
- Sometimes: CV, website/social links, or proof of funds (case dependent)
Tip: If a document is missing or unclear, that’s where most delays happen. We check everything before submission.
Ready to set up your Free Zone company?
Get a clear quote first — then decide. No pressure, no surprises.