Formation Agents in UAE (Dubai)
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Commitbiz provides business setup and company formation across the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, together with accounting, visa, PRO, legal, banking and tax services....
Sovereign PRO Partner Group provides company set-up, visa and licensing, corporate secretarial, accounting and bookkeeping, corporate compliance, product registration and residency...
Business setup consultancy for Dubai free zone and mainland company formation.
Virtuzone provides UAE company formation across free zone and mainland jurisdictions, trade licensing, residence and golden visas, bank account opening, accounting and bookkeeping,...
Jitendra Business Consultants operates from Al Attar Tower on Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, with a second office in Sharjah Media City. Published services include mainland, free zone a...
Emirabiz, operating as Local Consultancy DMCC, is based at Mangrove 06 Building, Dubai Expo City. Published services include free zone, mainland and offshore company formation, UAE...
Choosing Formation Agents in UAE (Dubai)
Formation agents incorporate the company for you: reserving the name, preparing constitutional documents, dealing with the registry and, in many jurisdictions, providing the registered address and local contact person the law requires.
Corpy lists 6 firms offering formation agents in UAE (Dubai). Each listing is compiled from the firm's own published information, and Corpy does not take a commission on introductions.
How this is regulated in UAE (Dubai)
Company service providers are a designated non-financial business under UAE anti-money-laundering rules and must register on the goAML portal. That is an AML obligation rather than a competence licence, and a provider still needs an ordinary trade licence from its own jurisdiction.
The UAE has no single national companies register. Dubai mainland companies are licensed by the Department of Economy and Tourism, while DIFC and ADGM are separate common-law free zones with their own registrars and public registers. Establish which jurisdiction a company is licensed in before checking any register.
What to check before you engage a firm
- Ask what happens after incorporation. The registry filing is the easy part; the ongoing annual obligations are where cost and risk sit.
- Get the total first-year cost in writing, including registry fees, registered address, and any mandatory local officer or agent.
- Confirm you will hold the company documents and registry credentials directly, rather than only through the agent.