Set up your business in one of Dubai's free zones with expert guidance from Al Aseel. From choosing the right free zone and business activity to company registration, licensing and visa support, we help entrepreneurs and investors handle the business setup process from start to finish.
Whether you are launching a startup, expanding an existing company or entering the UAE market for the first time, we help you find a setup option that matches your business requirements.
A Dubai free zone company is a business registered within one of Dubai's designated zones and regulated by the authority responsible for that zone.
Each free zone has its own business activities, license categories, legal structures, facilities and registration procedures. The right free zone for one business may not necessarily be the right choice for another.
Some free zones are designed around specific sectors, while others support a broader range of commercial, professional and service activities.
Al Aseel helps you compare your options and choose a Dubai free zone based on your business activity, budget, visa requirements and future plans.
Connect with markets across the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Europe.
Dubai is a preferred destination for entrepreneurs, investors and international companies
looking to establish a presence in the Middle East.
Many Dubai free zones allow foreign investors to own 100% of their companies, subject to relevant rules.
Free zones support commercial, consultancy, technology, media, e-commerce, industrial and other activities.
Options can include flexi-desks, co-working spaces, offices, warehouses and other facilities.
Companies can conduct international business activities according to their license and applicable regulations.
Many free zones provide digital registration systems and streamlined procedures.
Dubai connects businesses with markets across the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Europe.
A UAE free zone can be the right choice for businesses of all sizes — from startups to global companies.
A Dubai free zone company may be suitable for entrepreneurs, international investors, consultants, e-commerce businesses, technology companies, media businesses, trading companies, startups, SMEs and international companies establishing a UAE presence.
The right free zone depends on your business activity, number of shareholders, visa requirements, office requirements and available budget.
Find Your Ideal Free ZoneBefore selecting a free zone, consider:
Not every free zone allows every activity.
License fees, registration costs, office packages and visa requirements vary.
Visa eligibility may depend on your package and facilities.
Some businesses can use flexible workspaces while others require dedicated facilities.
Consider expansion before choosing your jurisdiction.
Banking requirements depend on your activity, company profile and banking provider.
Al Aseel helps you look at the full picture before recommending a suitable Dubai free zone.
Talk to Our Experts →TYPES OF DUBAI FREE ZONE COMPANY STRUCTURES
Common structures may include:
Generally designed for a single shareholder.
Generally suitable for multiple shareholders.
A structure that may be available in certain free zones (subject to regulations).
