Open a New Company in Dubai within 10 days while you stay in Pakistan…!
Our Introduction
Bloomingdale Services (Pvt) Ltd, Phase 3, DHA, Lahore is one of the most reliable consultancy company that handles all you Company setup needs end to end including Visa processing, managing office rental contracts, filing of documents and final delivery of a company formed at Mainland, Freezone or Offshore.
We will help you choose the right company set up that matches your exact needs, you stay in Pakistan and we deliver the whole project within less than 10 working days.
We are one of the most reputable and experienced Immigration, Education and UAE Business Set up companies at Lahore.
Open Main Land, Free Zone & Offshore Companies in Dubai
- Fast Process while you stay in Pakistan
- End to End documentation & Visa Assistance
- Office Rental Contract management
- Company Bank Account opening
Required Documents
- Passport
- Photo with White Background
- 3 choices of company names option
- Mobile number
- Email address
Advantages of Business Setup in Dubai
Setting up a company in Dubai comes with a long list of benefits, including:
- No limitation on visa
- Easy office space availability
- Excellent tax benefits
- The entire business setup process is hassle-free and quick
- Immigration facilities are trouble-free.
- No restrictions on global hiring
- Excellent opportunity for business expansion geographically or in the diversification aspect.
- If you own a company on the Mainland, you get opportunities to take up government projects.
- Many designated and predefined zones are known as free zones for easy business.
- Foreign investors need not find a UAE national sponsor for company formation in free zones. Foreign ownership is possible irrespective of the nationality of the investor.
- The companies are eligible for full repatriation benefits. And this includes profits and financial assets.
Which Company to Set Up – Mainland, Freezone or Offshore?
What is a Mainland Company?
A Mainland company is an Onshore entity registered with the relevant government body. In Dubai, all business entities under commercial, professional, and sole establishment registered under the DED are known as Dubai Mainland License.
The Department of Economic Development (DED) issues the trade license. The benefits of setting up a company in Dubai Mainland are:
- There are no restrictions on business activities.
- Mainland companies in Dubai or the UAE can trade with other Mainland companies.
- One of the most profitable options available to investors is the Mainland.
- The regulations of the Dubai Mainland business are in such a way that it requires a local guardian (individual or an entity) to be chosen as part of the procedure to hold 51% of the claims.
- Businesses may also open branches in other regions of the Emirate and the country.
- There are no restrictions on the number of visas that can be obtained on a Mainland license. However, it depends on the office space and size.
- With the approval of the relevant authorities, the Mainland company formation in Dubai becomes complete.
The Benefits of Setting up a Company in Dubai Mainland
The following are some benefits of setting up a Mainland company in Dubai:
- Can conduct business freely throughout the UAE.
- 100% repatriation of profit & capital.
- Potential bid and work on the UAE government contracts.
- Office space decides the Visa quantity.
- Can set up their office anywhere in the registered Emirate and establish multiple company branches, creating a solid presence in the local market.
What is a Freezone Company?
A Freezone is a specified area in which businesses are taxed at extremely low rates or not taxable to encourage investment and increased economic activity within the economy.
These areas are designated jurisdictions that concentrate on particular or pre-defined commercial activity.
There are over 30 Freezones in Dubai with specialized commercial operations. This makes the process of Dubai Freezone company formation simpler for investors to make a move.
- A Freezone is a special economic area where an investor can have special tax fee status, and trade conditions are such that any investor can manufacture.
- This allows the business owners to have 100% business ownership. In addition, several tax advantages and 100% repatriation are some important benefits.
- There are no currency regulations of any kind in UAE Freezones.
- Freezone companies are allowed to do business within the jurisdiction of the particular Freezone and outside the UAE.
Now, you know about the benefits of business setup in Dubai Freezone.
The Benefits of Setting up a Company in Dubai Freezone
The advantages of setting up a Freezone company in Dubai include:
- 100% ownership.
- Quick and easy company creation.
- 100% repatriation of profit and capital.
- 100% exemption from import and export tariffs.
What is an Offshore Company?
An Offshore company is a legal entity incorporated outside the investor’s home country. The company does not operate inside the country of incorporation and generate any revenue; therefore, the corporate tax for Offshore companies is mostly 0% or the minimum percentage decided by the authority of Offshore jurisdiction.
One of the categories that established business investors often choose is Offshore business setup.
JAFZA is a popular location for Offshore business setup in Dubai. It offers advantages like:
- Little or no tax and international status are two crucial criteria that catch the owners’ interest.
- Investors who wish to protect their assets and money from rivals or benefit from tax exemptions frequently prefer the Offshore location.
The Benefits of Setting up a Company in Dubai Offshore
Here are some benefits of setting up an Offshore company in Dubai:
- Zero Corporate Tax.
- Low Authorised Capital.
- Remote incorporation is possible.
- Company incorporation is very economical.
- The registers of the company are generally private; therefore, the structure of these companies is highly confidential.
- The paid-up capital of these companies is generally 0 USD.
Key Differences between Mainland, Freezone, and Offshore |
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No |
Mainland |
Freezone |
Offshore |
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| a | 100% Ownership. | 100% Ownership. | Unless the company is outside the UAE, an expat can own the entire company. | |
| b | Mainland companies can do both B2B & B2C activities. | Freezone companies can do only B2B activity. | They have the freedom to conduct business outside of the Emirates. However, they are not permitted to conduct business within the UAE. | |
| c | Mainland companies must have 200 sq ft of office space. | Freezone companies don’t necessarily need office space. However, you can set it up if you need one. | Offshore companies cannot have a physical office in the UAE, but they are free to have it outside the country. | |
| d | Visa limits do not apply to mainland companies; however, the number of visas depends on your workspace area. Therefore, if your organisation requires more visas, it must first acquire or rent a larger workspace. | The number of visas that freezone companies can apply for is limited. It depends on the freezone’s regulations and ranges from one to six. | An offshore company formation does not require a resident visa because there is no need for an office space. | |
| e | You would need government clearance from multiple government organisations for a mainland company. These include the Department of Economic Development, the Ministry of Labour, the Department of Culture & Tourism, the Department of Public Works, the Department of Municipalities & Transport, and so on. | Each freezone has its own set of laws and regulations, and businesses established within it must follow only those rules and regulations. Furthermore, you need permission for certain activities from non-freezone government authorities to set up business in the freezone. | The offshore company information is available in Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) and Jebel Ali (JAFZA). That particular offshore authority is in charge of obtaining approval. | |
| f | Mainland companies must prepare a financial audit every year. | Some freezones do not require audit preparation. Only freezone corporations, such as FZE and FZCO, must undergo a year-end audit. | The offshore company is not required to prepare an audit; they can do one if they want to be financially updated. | |
