Setting up a company in Dubai through Basher services, opening a company in Dubai is an important strategic step for any investor looking to enter a dynamic and thriving global market. Dubai, with its strategic location as an international trade hub and its status as an attractive business destination, provides an ideal environment for establishing companies thanks to its advanced infrastructure and advanced regulatory framework. To provide full support in this complex process, Itqan offers integrated services in cooperation with “Basher”, an innovative platform that facilitates the establishment of companies in Dubai in fast and efficient ways.
The advantage of working with Itqan and Bashir is that it provides a smooth and comprehensive experience for the establishment process, starting from legal and financial consultations to completing administrative procedures and registration. Through this partnership, investors can benefit from extensive experience in the field of establishing companies and ensuring compliance with all regulations and legal requirements, which contributes to accelerating the establishment process and avoiding any complications that they may face.
Bashar services in cooperation with Itqan Company provide an integrated solution that covers all aspects of establishing companies, including choosing the appropriate business activity, providing support in preparing and submitting the necessary documents, registering in commercial registers, in addition to facilitating the opening of bank accounts and providing virtual office services. Collaborating with these two entities provides investors not only with the expertise and professionalism, but also the necessary support to ensure that starting their business in Dubai is smooth and easy. With this integrated service, establishing a company in Dubai becomes a simpler and more efficient process, paving the way for achieving success and growth in the global market.

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ToggleBasic steps to establish a company in Dubai
Establishing a company in Dubai is an important strategic step for investors and entrepreneurs looking to take advantage of the city’s dynamic business environment and diverse business opportunities. As a global business hub, Dubai offers a business-friendly environment thanks to its advanced infrastructure, investment-friendly laws, and attractive tax exemptions. Understanding the basic steps to establishing a company in Dubai can help expedite the process and ensure compliance with all legal requirements.
The first step to setting up a company in Dubai is to determine the type of company and the business activity you want to pursue. This requires determining whether you will establish a company in the mainland or in a free zone, as each offers different advantages that suit the nature of your business and business goals. After determining the type and activity, the next step is to prepare a detailed business plan, which includes the company’s objectives and business strategies, and estimates of expected costs and revenues.
The next step is to choose and register the company name. The name must comply with local regulations and be unique so that it cannot be duplicated. After that, the required legal documents, such as passports for investors and directors, are prepared, and the incorporation application is submitted to the relevant authorities. These documents also include the company’s articles of association and bylaws, which vary depending on the type of company.
After obtaining the initial approval, comes the stage of obtaining licenses and registering in the commercial register. This requires completing inspection and auditing procedures to ensure compliance with legal standards. Finally, a bank account must be opened for the company, which requires submitting supporting documents and going through the verification process.
By carefully following these basic steps, investors can start their business in Dubai effectively, contributing to success and growth in the growing business market.
Types of companies that can be established in Dubai
Setting up a company in Dubai offers a variety of opportunities for businessmen and investors thanks to the city’s dynamic economic environment and advanced infrastructure. Dubai allows investors to choose from different types of companies that suit their needs and business goals. Each type of company has specific advantages and characteristics that meet different requirements. Below is an overview of the main types of companies that can be set up in Dubai:
- Limited Liability Companies (LLC): This is the most common type of company in Dubai. It allows local partners and a local partner must hold 51% of the shares. LLCs provide limited liability protection to members, meaning that investors’ personal assets are not at risk.
- Public Joint Stock Companies: These companies allow investors to raise capital by offering shares to the public. These companies are ideal for large projects that require significant funding and have strict regulatory requirements.
- Private Joint Stock Companies: Similar to public joint stock companies, but they do not offer shares to the public. This type of company has flexibility in ownership and management structure, and is suitable for businesses seeking to raise capital without the need for an initial public offering.
- Sole Proprietorships: This type of business is owned by one individual who bears full responsibility. It is a suitable option for individuals who want to start a small business or provide specific services.
- Free Zone Companies: These companies benefit from tax and customs exemptions. Foreign investors can fully own the company without the need for a local partner, providing more flexibility. Free zones include Dubai Technology Park, Jebel Ali Free Zone, and Dubai Investments Park.
- Offshore Companies: These companies are registered in designated offshore free zones. They offer greater confidentiality and tax benefits, but cannot conduct business within the UAE. They are ideal for businesses that need to manage assets or for international activities.
Each of these types of companies meets different business needs and strategies, so choosing the right type depends on business goals, market requirements, and certain legal and regulatory issues.
Our company’s role in establishing a company in Dubai
Establishing a company in Dubai through Bashar services in cooperation with Itqan Company represents an advanced step towards achieving success in one of the fastest growing markets in the world. Thanks to the extensive expertise provided by these two entities, investors can benefit from a smooth and efficient establishment process that is free of the complications that they may face when trying to do it on their own.
Basher services in cooperation with Itqan Company provide an integrated solution that meets all investors’ needs, starting from providing specialized legal and commercial consultations to completing registration and licensing procedures smoothly. This cooperation embodies their commitment to providing high-quality services that ensure meeting market requirements and facilitating the establishment steps effectively. Through this integrated service, investors receive comprehensive support covering all aspects of starting a business, saving time and effort and contributing to achieving their business goals efficiently.
This collaboration also allows investors to focus on developing their strategies and growing their businesses instead of getting bogged down in complex bureaucratic procedures. With the continuous support and professional guidance of Itqan and Basher, investors can embark on their business journey with complete confidence, enhancing their chances of success and growth in the thriving Dubai market. Ultimately, the collaboration between these two entities ensures a hassle-free business setup experience and reflects their commitment to providing innovative solutions that meet investors’ needs and contribute to achieving their ambitions.
Frequently asked questions about setting up a company in Dubai
Documents typically required include passports of shareholders and directors, proof of address, and copies of business plans and articles of association. Requirements can vary depending on the type of company and the free zone you choose.