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Offshore Company Formation

OVERVIEW

Offshore business setup in the UAE is the process of establishing a company outside of the two main jurisdictions: mainland and free zone. It is an ideal option for young entrepreneurs, as it allows for 100% ownership and no requirement for a physical office or employees.

Offshore companies in the UAE are not allowed to conduct business within the UAE or with UAE residents. However, they are allowed to hold assets, open bank accounts, and conduct business internationally.

Exploring the Benefits of Establishing an Offshore Company
Seize Opportunity: Discover the Multifaceted Advantages of Offshore Company Formation in the UAE
Tax Benefits

Offshore Companies in the UAE: A Tax Haven for Entrepreneurs, Offering Substantial Savings on Corporate and Income Taxes

Easy company formation

Effortless Setup: Establishing an Offshore Company in the UAE is Swift, Streamlined, and Minimizes Paperwork Hassles

Access to international markets and global funding

The UAE’s Geographical Advantage: A Strategic Hub for Companies Eyeing Global Expansion, Bridging Europe, Asia, and Africa

Asset protection

Asset and Investment Protection Amplified: How Offshore Companies Offer an Extra Layer of Security

Limited liability

Guarding Personal Assets: UAE Offshore Companies’ Limited Liability Shielding Shareholders from Corporate Liabilities

Repatriation of profits

Offshore companies in the UAE allow for the repatriation of profits to the home country of the shareholder, subject to certain restrictions

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GENERAL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR AN OFFSHORE COMPANY FORMATION

Certified Passport Copy

Bank or Professional Reference Letter

Proof of Address Documents

Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV)

THE PROCESS

To set up an offshore business in the UAE, follow these steps: choose activity, select jurisdiction, engage agent, name company, draft documents, submit docs, obtain approvals, pay fees, open bank account, address compliance, and start operations while seeking tax and legal advice

01

Choose a jurisdiction

To enhance your jurisdiction selection process in the UAE, explore diverse offshore options like RAK and JAFZA, considering their unique regulatory frameworks. Ensure alignment with your business needs by enlisting a professional business setup consultant's expertise for informed decision-making on your ideal business location.
02

Determine the corporate structure

To enhance your decision-making process, you must choose between a limited liability company (LLC) or a foreign company branch as your company structure in the UAE. An LLC operates as a distinct legal entity capable of business transactions and contracts, while a branch serves as an extension of a foreign company
03

Reserve the company name

To ensure a smooth process, select an exclusive company name and promptly reserve it with the appropriate authorities, ensuring it does not violate existing trademarks or intellectual property rights.
04

Prepare the necessary documents

To advance, compile essential documents, such as the company's memorandum, articles of association, board resolution, and a power of attorney for your registered agent, as these are fundamental for the proceeding steps.
05

Obtain a trade license

Following registration, the pivotal next step is securing a trade license from the relevant authorities, a critical prerequisite to launch operations in your offshore company
06

Open a Corporate Bank Account:

In the final stages, establish a corporate bank account. Furnish the bank with essential documents, including the license, Memorandum and Articles of Association, and shareholder passport copies, to facilitate the account setup.
07

Maintain compliance

Once the company is registered, you will need to ensure compliance with all relevant laws and regulations. This may include submitting annual reports, paying taxes, and renewing license

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