Establish a Freezone Company in Meydan Dubai Freezone
We can register your company the easiest way possible. With our guidance, you can spend your time and effort where it’s needed the most.
AED 20,920 ($5,700)
All-inclusive 1 Visa package – No Hidden Fees
- Lease Agreement – Included in Fees
- Time to Form Company – 3-4 Days
- Business Licence
- Certificate Of Incorporation
- Immigration Card
- E-Channel & E-Visa
- Emirates ID Card
- UAE Resident visa
- Lifetime Customer Support
- UAE & International Bank Accounts Available
- Medical
- Change Status
To establish a Freezone company in Meydan Dubai owners must observe the following criteria.
Step 1
Select your desired package and place the order
Step 2
We will register your company with Meydan Dubai Freezone
Step 3
You will receive your company documents to start your business
The benefits of incorporating a Meydan Dubai company
Meydan Dubai Freezone Company Formation.
- Form a company without visiting the UAE
- Zero % tax (Personal)
- Our strategic partnership with banks fast tracks the bank account opening process.
- 100% repatriation of profits and capital.
- 100% Foreign Ownership
- One Meydan Freezone company can carry out several activities on multiple licences.
How it works
Tell us your preferred Company name
Submit Certified Copy of Passport(s) for each Beneficial Owner / shareholder and director.
Sign and return the Incorporation Form
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Company Formation Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – company formation in Meydan Dubai
A Meydan Free Zone Company can have a maximum of 100 shareholders.
Yes, you can acquire a 0-visa license at Meydan Free Zone. This includes a Lease
Agreement, LLC-FZ Trade License that includes three Groups of business activities.
You can choose three Groups of business activities.
The maximum validity for the Meydan Free Zone license is up to 10 years.
Certificate of Formation
Share REGISTER
Business License
Lease Agreement
Memorandum Of Association
Yes, you can apply for a visa after the incorporation of my company, provided you have the immigration card and visa allocation.
As a result of European Commission concerns, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was added to the European Union’s list of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions. ESR effectively imposes a requirement for UAE entities (including offshore companies and branches of local and foreign companies) that carry out and earn income from any of
the Relevant Activities to maintain economic substance in the UAE specific to each Relevant Activity. Annual filing requirements must be met or organizations risk penalties for non-compliance.
The Regulations apply to Licensees that carry out any of the following Relevant Activities.
Banking Businesses
Insurance Businesses
Investment Fund Management Businesses
Lease-Finance Businesses
Headquarter Businesses
Shipping Businesses
Holding Company Businesses
Intellectual Property Businesses
Distribution and Service centre Businesses.
The VARA Virtual Assets and Related Activities Regulations 2023 is a bespoke Virtual Assets regulatory regime, which aims to provide VASPs with clear, comprehensive rules for offering Virtual Asset services and activities to the market. The VARA Virtual Assets and Related Activities Regulations 2023 with the accompanying Rulebooks has been published on www.vara.ae under the
‘Regulations’ section.
You may apply for a VARA licence through Department of Economy and Tourism
[Mainland], or any Free Zone except DIFC.
There is a two-stage approval process.
Stage 1 – Initial Approval – VASPs are required to fill an Initial Disclosure Questionnaire [IDQ] with DET or a FZA, which will be screened by the commercial licensing bodies, then transferred to VARA for assessment.
Based on the assessment, VASPs may be rejected or additional information may be requested
In case the VASP is given an initial approval, the VASP may carry on
its readiness activities i.e. setting up office, client money account, bank account, hiring etc. at its own risk and in alignment with the commercial licensor in the Emirate of Dubai
The VASP is then required to satisfy detailed licencing requirements as set out by VARA based on the VA activity the VASP proposes to carry out.
Stage 2 – Upon completion of such requirements, the VASP can then apply for the full licence approval [which may include certain conditions and restrictions such as access to retail customers].
VASPs may be rejected if they are unable to fulfil VARA licensing requirements.
VARA is accepting all nationalities who comply with regulations to provide VA services in Dubai. Any entity wishing to undertake/provide regulated virtual asset activities and services across the Emirate of Dubai must apply to VARA licence.
Finalisation of the licensing application process is dependent on the completeness and accuracy of the required documentation and evidence submitted to VARA.
1. VARA requires physical presence of the entity to be in Dubai.
2. Companies need to ensure that their Senior Management team comprises suitably qualified individuals, and that the company appoints two ‘Responsible Individuals’ (RIs) that oversee compliance and who are based in the UAE.
3. Each Responsible Individual shall be a full-time employee of the VASP; a Fit and Proper Person; a resident of the UAE; and notified to, and approved by, VARA during the licensing process. Particular compliance roles that need to be appointed within the company include: a Chief Information Security Officer, and a Data Protection Officer, along with a Money Laundering Risk Officer; and a Compliance Officer. The Compliance Officer must be a fit and proper resident of the UAE. Note that the Compliance Officer cannot be the same person as the Chief Information Security Officer, and cannot sit on the Board, as the Compliance Officer and any head of the internal audit function should report directly to the Board.
